Posted on 2008 under iPod Touch Features |
22
Mar
The iPod Touch and iPhone are just like handheld computers. They have storage space, memory and mobile processors. Just like a computer, therefore, you should shut it down every once in a while. When you are on a roaming or foriegn network the iPhone will then not fetch updated emails. The iPod Touch will deliver improved performance as a result of regular shutting down.
Many iPod Touch owners have observed that playing large play lists or in shuffle mode, the iPod stops playing music and returns to the home screen. When the iPod Touch is turned off by default, it goes into standby mode. The RAM is then maintained just like in a laptop.
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Posted on 2008 under iPod Touch Features |
6
Mar
In vehicles that have been manufactured after 2006, iPod connections have been offered as standard fare. If unsure whether your have an iPod connection in your car check the radio deck for an auxiliary input which is the standard connection. It would be labeled as “aux”. If this is a part of your car deck then all you need to do is buy an auxiliary cable running from the headset connector to the radio deck input.
Some radio decks do not have this feature. For these you have other options for iPod connection. For cassette players, you need to connect a cassette adaptor. This costs about $15.
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Posted on 2008 under iPod Touch Features |
8
Jan
In latest iPhone news the iLyricPlayer puts lyrics right into your iPod Touch or iPhone using the TuneWiki database. The database works just like the rest of wiki. Users maintain the database and update it. Syncing information is also sent in by them
Syncing information can also be updated by iPhone/touch users by just tapping the screen when a new lyrical line is being sung. Once synchronized and uploaded it can be used by all users of the iLyricPlayer.
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Posted on 2007 under iPod Touch Features |
9
Dec
In today’s world, mobility is everything. This is why people created the laptop in order for you to have a mobile computer anywhere you go. Today, another device that is also very powerful is called the iPod Touch.
Developed by Apple, the iPod Touch isn’t just your regular multimedia player. With it, you will also be able to browse the internet thanks to the WiFi feature integrated with the device. So, if you are in the WiFi hotspot, you will be able to browse the internet with the powerful Safari Web browser. Read more… »
Posted on 2007 under iPod Touch Features |
19
Nov
Getting the Facts Straight with the iPod Touch
The iPod Touch is a personal multimedia device that is primarily designed to function as a video player, audio player, and picture viewer. Another added feature is the WiFi capability where you will be able to connect through the internet using WiFi.
The answer to the question on whether you can use the iPod Touch as a remote control for your TV is without a doubt: no.
You need to remember that the TV uses infrared signals to receive commands from a remote. The iPod touch does not have infrared funtions. This means that the iPod Touch will not be able to work as a remote for your TV.
However, there are some devices and software programs that you can use in order to add this capability to your iPod Touch.
To do this, you will need a PC that has sound recording software, a pocket PC, an infrared device that can connect to your iPod Touch’s headset port, and also a remote control application to be installed in your pocket PC.
You will record the remote control infrared signal using the remote control application installed in your pocket PC with the infrared device plugged in the headphone plug. After this, you need to copy the recorded infrared signal that is converted to sound in your computer and transfer it as a sound that is in 44Hz 16bit Stereo PCM format in your iPod Touch.
After that, you will need to plug in the infrared device to your iPod Touch’s headset port and play the recorded infrared sound and you will now be able to control the TV using your iPod Touch.
Always remember that this may or may not work as iPod Touch is still a relatively new device.
Posted on 2007 under iPod Touch Features |
16
Nov
Wouldn’t it be great if you can stream your iTunes music in your iPod Touch wirelessly through the Apple AirPort Express? With this capability, you will be able to enjoy listening to your iTunes music library in your iPod Touch.
If you can stream your iPod Touch to the AirPort Express, you will be able to control the music wirelessly in any room of your home. With a single tap in the iPod Touch, you will be able to change the music in any room of your home provided that your iPod Touch is connected in the internet through WiFi. Not only that this is very convenient, but it is also quite cool to do so. Read more… »
Posted on 2007 under iPod Touch Features |
15
Nov
The Possibilities of iPod Touch: Can iPod Touch Play PowerPoint?
The iPod is indeed a very powerful multimedia device. Basically, the line of the iPod is designed to provide audio and video entertainment. Because of this, you need to consider the fact that some features that palms have will not exist on the iPod, which include opening PowerPoint Presentation files.
True to its purpose, the new iPod Touch will also provide you with audio and video entertainment. It will also provide you with a way to view photos and make slideshows. Another feature that the iPod Touch will provide you is that it will be able to let you browse the internet with its WiFi feature. Read more… »