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There’s been plenty of talk about iPods and hearing problems. Sort of ironic, in a world where noise pollution is extremely common, and most of the daily racket doesn’t get a mention. Hearing loss is common, and it's just not on the health radar.
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Apple plans to launch a new range of iPods this week, which are designed to receive digital radio and allow purchase of music of tracks being listened to at the digital radio station.
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There’s some actual science in this. The metal in iPods can conduct electricity, obviously. Lightning can strike nearby, and ignore the skin, but any metal in contact with it can cause burns.
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What an irony! Back on March 27, 1007, Sibananda posted an article reporting that instead of using stethoscopes to recognize heart problems, doctors have found that using an Ipod gives up to 80% accuracy as opposed to the 40% offered by a stethoscope.....
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With the rising cost of weddings everyone could use a price break. Use your IPod and some speakers for reception music and you have save a bundle. Wedding singers and DJs have new competition for those pricey reception gigs.
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Entrepreneurs behind Silicon Valley startup Lala.com hope to transform the CD-swapping site into a music portal where members can download songs directly to their iPods, bypassing the computer hard drives where most music is stored.
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Schools say iPods are becoming tool for cheating in the classrooms.
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Apple has announced that 100 Million iPods have been sold worldwide as of April 9, 2007. This is a major achievement for any product and it all began November 2001.
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Doctor's use stethoscope to listen to the heart beats. But it has been found that the diagnosis by using stethoscope is only 40% correct.Use of ipods help doctors to recognise heart problem properly and make diagnosis 80% correct.
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Lindleigh Whetstone wears headphones as she shoves clothes into the washing machine. Her classmate, Stepheno Zollos, wears them as he shops for groceries. An onlooker might assume the teens are listening to the latest top 40 hit, but they're really learni
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 Three New Brunswick nursing homes are piloting a painless, drug-free way to reactivate the brains of people with Alzheimer's, dementia and other neurological conditions - iPods.
"Alive Inside" is a heartwarming look at the power of music to help those in nursing homes.
 Teenagers are being warned to turn down the volume on personal listening devices like iPods because prolonged exposure to loud music can cause lasting hearing loss.
 Tattoo artist Dave Hurban is fascinating some - and grossing out others - after he inserted magnets under his skin in order to attach an iPod Nano Touch to his wrist whenever he wants.
Jonathan Ive, the designer behind the iPhone, iPod and iPad, has been awarded a knighthood in the New Year Honours list.
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Marco Tempest manipulating iPods during his magical TED Talk
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Ipods Blogs
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I don't listen to my iPod nano anymore. It's nicely gathering dust in a closet thanks to my iPhone 4, which doubles as...
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In a recent TED Talk, magician Marco Tempest used iPods in a magic trick that made my jaw drop. Literally. I was slack...
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Our Children, the ones that live at home Children take advantage of their parents and the ones that don’t......
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ZEN X-Fi is Creative's recent addition to their product list. Judging from its appearance, I can sense that it is a...
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