MacRecon > 2007 > September

Even though since the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store has been available for the iPod touch since it launched, Apple just released today an update for the iPhone which finally includes this functionality.

If you listen to your iTunes music through your AirPort Express’ audio-out, then you already know how impractical it is to control it if the originating computer is far. Even if you just want simple iTunes control — no matter how you use it — here’s a simple solution, courtesy of the free iPhone Remote [...]

Now that the hype around the iPod touch is going down and units are starting to be sold, may are wondering where Apple is getting its facts for naming it the “best iPod ever”. iLounge delivered the best and most truthful iPod touch review — and if you haven’t read it yet, it’s highly recommended [...]

acorn. noun.
1. the fruit of the oak, a smooth oval nut in a rough cup-like base.
2. the easiest to use, full-featured image editor — available only for the Mac.
Acorn is a new-comer to the image editing apps for the Mac market — and an exceptional one, at that. In fact, it was so surprising to [...]

As many people could have accurately guessed, Apple unveiled the mysteriously missing custom ringtones for the iPhone — so it’s now possible for users with an iTunes account to “ringtone-ize” certain purchased songs for just 99 cents more. Sure, even though it may be official, it’s not the cheapest way imaginable on the long run. [...]