New from Apple:
http://www.layersmagazine.com/featur...e_cs2/flea.htm
New from Apple:
http://www.layersmagazine.com/featur...e_cs2/flea.htm
[AK]Bribo
If you were a zombie and I had to kill you, I'd feel sad.
August Knights
Secretary of War
Brewmaster
That was pretty funny.
<slightly off topic rant> You know, I can't understand the logic behind the iPod Shuffle. My SanDisk sounds just as good, is smaller, has the same capacity, costs about the same, and has a way cool "feature"--you can control the order the songs. Why anyone would want an MP3 player that's stuck in permanent shuffle mode? </off topic rant>
It's not. The shuffle can be put in "serial" mode where it plays the songs in it's playlist in order. I usually have a few of my latest albums loaded on it and if I feel like listening to one album I simply just press the advance button to the start of that album. It's really no big deal.Originally Posted by [AK]The Beast
I love my shuffle and use everyday when out running.
[AK]Bribo
If you were a zombie and I had to kill you, I'd feel sad.
Right, the shuffle order is controllable if that's what you want. I listen to podcasts on mine all the time.
The sun has fallen down
And the billboards are all leering
And the flags are all dead at the top of their poles.
August Knights
Secretary of War
Brewmaster
Ah--I hadn't read you could take it out of shuffle mode. That makes things a lot clearer. I rely heavily on my "podcast" of a certain satellite radio show, and my lil' SanDisk comes with a velcro strap--great for housework, or exercise, should I ever decide to start leaving my house again.
Another major downside of the "Sandisk" is that it's not Apple.
The sun has fallen down
And the billboards are all leering
And the flags are all dead at the top of their poles.
I bought my wife a Shuffle about a month ago and she loves it. I bought her one of the armbands and she takes it with her to the gym.
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