Wednesday, December 14, 2005
News
Bringing Prime Time To Video iPod
In stepped little Proxure, with its $30 MyTV ToGo utility. It takes shows recorded by Microsoft's Windows Media Center software on a PC, converts them and transfers them into a special playlist on the iPod.
Apple Dips On Analyst Downgrade
Advertisers Tune In New Video Platforms
When Apple unveiled its video download partnership with broadcaster ABC, media advertisers began scrambling for answers about how to shape their marketing strategies to address new distribution models.
Apple Still In A 'Long Term Uptrend'
Sidetrack
Singapore Government Bans iPod In Gyms
Apparently, Singapore Sports Council bans MP3 players in gyms, as reported by Caprice Ng.
"When probed for further explanation on the safety hazards posed when tuning in to my MP3 player, the employee replied that: I might have my arm or neck entangled in the earphone cord; and I might not be able to react in a fire as my hearing would be impaired."
I guess they don't allow people with poor hearing in gyms too, eh?
