As soon as Apple announced iPhone 3G would feature GPS support a mental image of Nike + iPod sans the iPod came to my mind. About a month after the arrival of the iPhone App Store the first applications to keep track of your running workout are available:
Path Tracker is an inexpensive tool to map [...]
Read Article »In expectation of the iPhone and its Cover Flow mode and to celebrate the new fullscreen Cover Flow introduced in the latest 7.1 update of iTunes I was removing those crappy thumbnail size album covers from my iTunes library and using Get Album Artwork to download the covers directly from the iTunes Store.
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Tangerine1 is a new OS X application (currently a free beta) to automatically analyze the BPM of your music in iTunes. Potion Factory states:
Tangerine lets you easily create playlists with upbeat music, or playlists for relaxing. [...] it analyzes the songs blazingly fast to the tune of more than 3 per second (on an 1.83 [...]
As you may know iTunes 7 introduced the so-called Cover Flow view which lets you flip through your album covers as you would do with your CD collection. If you find this familiar you are right: Apple bought the rights from the Author of CoverFlow (notice the missing blank in the name).
So what’s wrong with [...]
I’ve noticed many visitors coming from Google are searching for “itunes 7 ogg“. If you want to listen to your Ogg Vorbis files in iTunes you may want to take a look at the Xiph QuickTime Components (XiphQT) project.
Previous versions of iTunes had an iTunes-ogg.icns and iTunes-wma.icns file inside the program’s package containing iTunes [...]
Read Article »onAirNow is a simple but functional WordPress plugin. It reads information about your currently playing track from a file uploaded via FTP and displays it on your blog. It includes an options page and template files for your theme.
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