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Most people would agree that iTunes is one of the best digital music players available today. There are tons of great features that lie beyond the beautiful and intuitive interface. It allows you to play and manage multimedia from music to movies to internet radio; subscribe to podcasts, burn CDs, rip CDs and convert audio [...]
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Learning is a pursuit which can only be positive for us. Even if we learn something that we don’t think we need to know, it may serve you in an unexpected way at some point in your life. Not all of us can stay in school forever though, so I present to you some of [...]
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I have and always will be a fan of music on iTunes. There iTunes lovers and iTunes haters — my friends, I’m a lover. And with it, comes a passion to make the experience a more enjoyable one. I spend hours scouring the internet for small great apps to compliment my favorite music player. A [...]
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Do you download music from multiple sources? How about sources you don’t pay for? Even if all you’re doing is ripping CD’s onto your hard drive, odds are good you’ve got more than a few songs labeled something like “Track 06.mp3″ or “This song’s totally sweet.mp3″. How in the world are you supposed to remember [...]
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In these tough times for the economy, file sharers and students alike, it’s time to find out exactly how much the convenience of buying music from iTunes costs. To the untrained eye, buying Amazon MP3 music downloads might not immediately seem like a bargain ““ and let’s face it, it’s not as easy as clicking the [...]
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If you love short videos you’ll definitely love YouTube. And if you own an iPod, you’ll quickly see that the tubes and the pods are made for one another. The problem is, figuring out how to get YouTube videos on your iPod is easier said than done. For the start, you can’t just download YouTube [...]
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PulpTunes is an awesome project that is supported across all operating systems (Mac OS X, Windows and Linux) which allows you to access your iTunes library no matter where in the world you are if you have an internet connection. The application is installed on your computer and then it acts as a server and [...]
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Up until a few years ago, I had never really been into downloading music. Seriously – I was so old school. Give me one of those little radio-tuner players that look like a memory stick and I’m good to go. However, one night I was sitting at the computer and came across one of the [...]
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Love it or hate it, iTunes is one of the most popular media players available, thanks to the success of the iPod and iPhone. The following tips should come in handy for those of you who use iTunes for Windows XP, in the event that your iTunes installation ends up in less-than-perfect operating condition. First [...]
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My iTunes music library is my very own “˜Library of Alexandria’. There have been instances when my system has crashed or I have upgraded to discover that the library and coveted playlists have gone missing. The ancient Egyptians wouldn’t have been able to match my scream (and curse) decibels when their own famed one got [...]
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On the move, however nerdy it might sound, it’s always practical to have a gaming device at hand. You never know when you’re going to end up in line, stuck in traffic, or locked in an elevator for three days in a row. However, before I switched Windows Mobile, getting some decent games on my [...]
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I have to put this out there to get it off my chest. I hate iTunes. In my opinion, the interface is not intuitive, and the labeling of controls is misleading. Whew, I feel better. Now I’ll just wait for Steve Jobs to storm into my house and neutralize me. If I have problems with [...]
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Contrary to the predictions of most economists, online media downloads did take off. People tend to think that nerds these days have no morale, but they’re often wrong. These days, instead of going to the shop, or ordering your stuff online, a lot of people download their music via services like the iTunes Music Store, [...]
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Ever since it was introduced in 2003, Apple’s iLife suite has become one of the biggest names in the digital multimedia world. The package includes iPhoto, iMovie, Garageband, iWeb and iDVD. There’s one unofficial member of the bunch which has gone solo but still integrates well with the others: iTunes. Since a package of iLife [...]
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We’re certainly living in exciting times, with cat and mouse games being played across the technology industry. If you’re ripping DVDs you surely have heard about on Lech Johansen (aka DVD Jon) who pioneered the first crack for the CSS (content scrambling system), the software which was intended to protect against this type of unauthorized [...]
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