iTunes gift cards have been pirated, meaning sly shoppers have been able to load up on iTunes songs for a fraction of the regular price. At least, in China. Apple is not going to be happy about this – read on for the full lowdown.
March, 2009
The iPod Touch 2G has stood firm against the Jailbreakers, stubbornly resisting all attempts to install non-approved apps on its sleek, second generation self. As of today that is no longer the case – and just in time for those 3rd party app stores, too.
Finished the first GTA 4 expansion, The Lost and Damned, yet? You’ll be on the lookout for more GTA 4 DLC then. Fortunately, the wait may not be too long; the as-yet-unnamed Second Episode is due out this year, by October 31st at the very latest.
Lewis Hamilton has been spotted driving an F1 car with a BlackBerry Storm via Bluetooth! Surely, that’s against every rule old Bernie Ecclestone’s ever set down! Read on for the details – and the video!
Android paid apps are nearly here. T-Mobile has confirmed that it will begin allowing developers to charge for Android apps via its UK Android Market from tomorrow (Thursday 12th March).
Last.fm could soon disappear if the music industry doesn’t sort out its licensing agreements, says its founder Martin Stiksel. He fears pirates will dominate online music if record labels, artists and websites don’t work together instead of battling for the best deal. Could pirates be on the verge of truly conquering online music? Last.fm thinks so, and it’s not alone.
The new iPod shuffle has just launched – we know you’re already going crazy for the redesigned micro music player, but just to crank up the excitement even further, here are all the official photos!
UPDATE: want a close up look at the new iPod shuffle? We’ve got all the official photos. Take a peep!
Apple just whipped a surprise new iPod shuffle update out of the bag. It’s a completely new design, smaller than ever, with more storage and all-new speech technology to let it say tracknames out loud!