Some say that dogs are an girl-magnets (the human kind). But Dan Pourhadi has a better alternative. One that doesn’t need to be bathed, fed, groomed, or taken for a walk. More importantly, it fits into your pocket.
The iPod has become an instrument of transmutation; the transmutation of what Chris Howard of Apple Matters calls from external media. Though today, Apple is one on top, Howard warns that Apple should learn from the past in order to grow up to become the dominant player in everything not just in computers or digital music players.
Got scratches? Let Brasso fix it for you. (What’s a Brasso?) The screen issue, according to The Washington Post, is much ballyhooed. Ballyhooed or not, Apple shares continue to slide. Pogue thinks that the scratchable body is not that of the nano’s alone. He opined that all iPods have the same problem and wonders why 22 million people would even buy an iPod.
If you want to keep your precious iPod nano from scratches, you can try invisibleSHIELD, the full body protector.
The Motley Fool doffs its hat off to Apple by stepping up to the plate and offers nano customers outright replacement is they experience the LCD screen breakdown.
Nano users should thank the public avenger, fighting for the scratched and ruined.
The Wall Street Journal says that Apple has buckled under a ‘barrage’ of complaits. When they say ‘barrage’ they mean ‘hundreds’. Wow. Americans sure know how to use English.
Those iPod-wannabees are whining that Samsung has done ‘damage’ by selling flash memories to Apple. Samsung denies this.
The “Cult of iPod” book is out.
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