Five misconceptions about iTunes and iPods (Network World)
There's a lot of misinformation floating around about the iTunes/iPod/iPhone ecosystem. Here's a truthful look at a few of the more popular notions out there. Are there others that you hear people talking about? Share them in the comments.
Five Misconceptions About ITunes and IPods (PC World)
There's a lot of misinformation floating around about the iTunes/iPod/iPhone ecosystem. Here's a truthful look at a few of the more popular notions out there...
Why does Apple use AAC for iTunes music instead of MP3?
There are a ton of misconceptions floating around about Apple’s use of the AAC audio codec in the iTunes Store instead of the more widely known MP3 format. A closer look reveals they’re making the right move. The biggest myth out there regarding AAC is that it’s an Apple owned and controlled format. This couldn’t be further from the truth – it’s actually an international standard approved in 1997 by a number of other organizations unrelated to Apple. Anyone is free to license it, if they choos
Misconceptions Regarding FM Modulation iPod Kits by Nick Janaw
We have been hitting stumbling blocks recently with misconceived ideas about FM Modulation when connecting an Apple iPod into your vehicle. Understandably, people get confused between Modulation and Transmission. We are here to set the record straight as these thoughts couldn’t be further from the truth. Here are a few questions that we get asked and our answers:Will I receive interference?Absolutely not, no. There are a number of features that make sure this isn’t possible with Modulation; It