Are you ready for this? Next Monday, November 7, Guiding Light, the first and only entertainment television program to podcast entire audio episodes, will begin podcasting Guiding Light LITE, a 10-minute mini-episode highlighting one Guiding Light storyline each day. This will be followed by an interview with an actor featured in that storyline.
The LITE audio episodes and the full Guiding Light episodes are available for download at CBS.com/netcast and iTunes.com.
iPod has a smaller sister. And her name is nano.
IPod nano hosts many of the features we've come to love from iPod, along with a few KEY additions:
Smaller in size and weight
Bright COLOR LCD
Long battery life
And best of all FLASH MEMORY meaning NO moving parts, No skips, less likelihood of breakage or malfunction!
Thank goodness iPod moved away from hard-disc storage as most people seem to use the iPod on the move.
My only beef? What kind of CLEVER name could Apple have put on it? It's got to be smaller than Mini, how about Deci (my personal favorite)? Centi? Milli? Well Apple chose to go with nano which in theory should suffice assuming either no successor or some other catchy name for the next generation. In my grief, I spoke to a coworker who said "Why would Apple need an upgrade to this? It can't get much smaller!!"
Two Words: Blue Tooth and Cell Phone...OK, more like two compound words. Deci is sounding PRRRETTY GOOODD (in a Larry David voice) right about now!
From Engadget:
We’re not sure what the hell’s going on now, but our old pals at LuxPro have pasted up a product page for a new, slightly less iPod shuffle-esque version of their notorious Super Shuffle MP3 player which is either called the Super Shiner or the Super Tangent. It still comes in either 512MB or 1GB flavors and has a built-in FM tuner, a digital voice recorder function, and a shuffle mode, but they’ve changed the controls a bit to make the player less of lawsuit-magnet. Oh, and the player also now comes in both black and red, in additon to the original white. This is all assuming that this player actually exists, of course.
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[Thanks, Jimmy]
