iPod

	Hollywood Reporter Last Waltz: Elegy for the iPod Classic Hollywood Reporter Recent news about Apple discontinuing the iPod Classic was cause for some mild nostalgia among longtime users. Inevitably, massive music storage ... Flag as irrelevant
	PJ Media Open the iPod Bay Door, HAL PJ Media Apple said Wednesday night that it is making it impossible for the company to turn over data from most iPhones or iPads to police — even when they ... Flag as irrelevant
	TheStranger.com If Gandhi Had an iPod TheStranger.com 'INDIA SHINING (GANDHI WITH IPOD)' The artist Debanjan Roy wonders, is this kind of Indian “independence” why we shed all that blood? Flag as irrelevant
	Examiner.com Free iOS 8 now on almost half of iPhones, iPads and iPodtouches Examiner.com The free iOS 8 mobile operating system is now on 46 percent of iPhones, iPads andiPod touches after just a week, according to a September 23 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ipod Touch Awarded To California Student For Completing Maxreading Program MENAFN.COM A California student is the recipient of an iPod Touch mobile device as a reward for study of reading. The prize was awarded to enhance the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Astropolo Review 148Apps Astropolo is a creative new app with a space travel theme that allows children to help astronaut Polo travel from Earth to planet Tropy. Astropolo ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sword King Review 148Apps Ever wanted to tap on a screen and assume you've killed a monster or two? Probably not, but just in case here's Sword King. Developer: Win Sheng ... Flag as irrelevant
	PlayHaus Review 148Apps PlayHaus is a interesting, stylish app for young children, full of cause-and-effect interactions. Developer: Oops Yay Price: $1.99. Version Reviewed: ... Flag as irrelevant
	148Apps Tictail Review 148Apps Tictail is an attractive and stylish way of looking for some great new clothes and accessories, all from your iOS device. Developer: Tictail, Inc. Flag as irrelevant
	Yahoo News UK iPods Save 750 Lives During Hospital Trials Sky News The lives of more than 750 patients have been saved at two hospitals after nurses started using iPods instead of paper charts to record patients' vital ... Flag as irrelevant