the iPod way

Just six months after its launch, Apple's App Store has dished up more than 500 million downloads to iPhone and iPod Touch users looking to play games, improve their health, take better photos, or simply annoy the hell out of people around them.

An article that discusses how copyrighted games are allowed on on the iPhone and iPod Touch, and creative games are rejected. Talks about how that affects Apple's image as trying to promote the product as a "gaming platform".

A young woman's visit to the wondrous(ly dirty) world of New York City was sullied by the loss of her iPod to a cabbie, thanks to big-city intimidation. The crime remains unsolved, but it brings up an interesting point: Can we use Apple products as currency once our money isn't worth the ink used to print it? Are iPods the new gold standard?

Way back in August of last year, we announced plans to make every Sidepodcast show available for download via peer-to-peer networks. At first we started slowly to ensure it was a viable and effective means of distribution and then as we’ve grown more confident with the tools, we’ve integrated them better into our work flow. Each time we upload a new show nowadays, we’ll release a corresponding torrent file at the same time. Additionally, after much effort on Christine’s part, we’ve also manage

by John Walters You’ve invested in a new Apple iPod Touch (it doesn’t matter what size), and are after some hot new games for it. You have been trying to play the games seen on the adverts but can’t quite find them. This article will give you the best games you can get for your iPod Touch. The games you can play range from the classic games like chess, bejewelled and battleships to the games which take advantage of the accelerometer in the iPod Touch. You can tilt the iPod Touch to play the g