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Journalists Cover Microsoft, Using Macs

It’s not an easy time for Microsoft — with Steve Ballmer having to field questions about being “buffoons” and an “evil empire”  at the shareholder’s meeting (.doc) — so when they get together “the world’s most influential technology pundits and online writers” (nb: we weren’t invited) for Mobius to discuss super-secret mobile tech you’d think [...]

Guide To Black Friday Apple Bargains: Cheap MacBooks, iPods and Accessories Galore

Here’s a guide for finding the best bargains on Apple-related gear during the infamous Black Friday sales on November 27. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of gear from leaked photos of sales flyers and descriptions of sales.
The bargains include a 2.26 GHz MacBook + $150 gift card at Best Buy for $999.99 ; a 32GB [...]

Review: Voices Is Today’s Best Thing Ever, Grab It Now While It’s Cheap

New on the App Store is Voices from the clever folk at Tap Tap Tap. You can guess what it does.

Open it up, pick a silly voice. Helium is pretty silly. A microphone appears and the app even clears your throat for you (try it, you’ll see what I mean). Now speak your brains, and [...]

Review: Sony Walkman S540 Series Video MP3 Player

Press releases, you will hardly be surprised to hear, are rarely very interesting. But one arrived in my inbox a couple of weeks ago that made me double-take.
“Sony’s S Series Walkman,” it chattered, “is a serious challenger to the iPod Nano.” Gosh, really? Perhaps the Cult had better have a look at one, then, despite [...]

Cool Cans With Nano Dock

MacaAlly's mTune iPod headphones with a nano dock

MacAlly’s mTune is a sweet looking set of cans with a dock for the iPod nano. Only $50 — though no ship date has been set.

They’re cordless, naturally, and don’t even require any batteries. There’s a standard jack for use with a computer or other music player.

Update: There’s also white headphones for the iPod shuffle!

MacaAlly's mTune iPod headphones with a shuffle dock

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    Well, it’s a neat concept. But I don’t see any FM tuner! And it’s possible that there’s a way to change songs and volume on the iPod itself using that button on the ear, but that looks like a sticker, not a control element. And I think you should control speaker volume on the speakers and leave the Nano at ~80% volume to minimize distortion, no?

    Those look pretty sweet :)

    It looks as if the click wheel on the side is the clickwheel of the iPod itself.

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