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A parent's thirst for revenge against the assistant principal at his son's school has landed him in trouble. Robert Dale Esparza was convicted of ID and online fraud after he set up a porn profile for the principal he accused of taking his son's iPod
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A professional tattoo artist has taken his passion and art to extreme lengths to keep his iPod nano Touch stuck to him, literally.
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British transport police say schoolgirl Katie Littlewood, 15, was hit by a train at a pedestrian crossing at Johnson's Footpath in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire.
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Rumors turned into fact when Google launched a native Gmail app for Apple devices, such as the iPhone and iPad, unfortunately the app's launch was a huge flop.
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Hackers have given iPhone owners a taste of Christmas coming early by successfully installing Apple's premiere voice app, Siri, on older iPhones and iPods.
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Need a babysitter? There's an app for that. A study published this week says a huge percentage of children under the age of eight are consuming media on iPods, iPads and other devices at growing rates.
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Apple, in its constant struggle against hackers and jailbreakers, is constantly updating its mobile iOS platform with security fixes, plugging the holes hackers use to unlock the platform.
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Following last week’s announcement that Apple is developing software to prevent fans from filming live music concerts, British rapper Tinie Tempah has jumped to the defense of fans.
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For years, Apple has been establishing itself as one of the most enigmatic companies in its industry. But an attempt by an employee to form a union is shining a light on the tech giant's inner workings.
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Ladies, have you ever been relaxing on a hot summer's day, only to realize that your iPod is out of power? Well don't fear, there's a solution that kills two birds with one stone.
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iPod Headlines
 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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Tke a look at the Craigslist advertisement courtesy of the Gilbert Police Department:
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iPod Blogs
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It is hard to amuse a world reading with the innovative wording might be used to presenting the recent personal New...
Dec 20, 2011 by mkwrk2 - 2 comments |
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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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Christmas is just around the corner. Also around the corner are New Year's Resolutions. Usually on the top of many...
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A Christmas Tradition for 2011 I was talking to a friend today about an email he got and the concept of changing the...
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The August storm came hard from the south, as they usually did, with a rebel yell and mighty charge. The ancient Elms...
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