San Francisco - Apple launched what it said was the world's first talking music player on Wednesday and said that the new device was the smallest iPod ever.
Apple said that the new iPod shuffle was smaller than an AA battery and that its voice feature would allow it to announce song and device information to the user.
The new 4 gigabyte gizmo holds up to 1,000 songs and is easier to use than previous versions with all of the controls located on the earphone cord, Apple said.
Latest confirmation which has come from one Web site's count is that now iPhone and iPod touch users, who are searching to download software from Apple's App Store now have nearly 20,000 programs to choose from.
The news has come from Apptism, an iPhone app activity aggregator, which also says that the on Tuesday, the 20,000th iPhone app was added to the store.
It has recently come to vision that Norway has dropped its legal complaints against Apple, which it made in 2006. The confirmation came on Wednesday from the official sources.
Earlier, when the legal hammer was thrown by Nordic powerhouse upon Apple, even the Consumer Ombudsman Bjorn Erik Thon was involved in the whole issue, and it is quite well known that when Bjorn gets involved, things get negotiated.
According to Bloomberg news service, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, had Abode CEO Shantanu Narayen talking to reporters about Abode working with Apple, for developing a Flash version to run on the iPhone. Narayen also added that it is no mean task – and, the company has been striving for months!
Narayen told Bloomberg that the project was “a hard technical challenge,” and the responsibility on Abode is “to deliver.”
It has recently been learnt that the American patent (number 7,479,949) for touch-screen control technology has been won by Apple. This will definitely mean some serious competition to its rivals while the users should prepare to get ready for cool surprises.
The Patent 7,479,949 has been awarded to Jobs et al and apparently, it will give Apple credit for detecting one or more finger contacts with the touch screen display.
Those who admire beauty and style will prefer the new premium phone from Apple. Apple' new iPhone 3G 'Kings Button' would be an ideal buy as it has been designed with solid 18-carat yellow gold, white gold and rose gold.
The unique and never seen before set which has been designed by an Australian jeweler named Peter Aloisson is engraved with beautiful diamonds and would cost the users whopping 1.8 million pounds.
The iPhone besides being an eye candy also has a very rare 6.6-carat diamond on its home button.
San Francisco - Apple launched what it said was the world's first talking music player on Wednesday and said that the new device was the smallest iPod ever.
Latest confirmation which has come from one Web site's count is that now iPhone and iPod touch users, who are searching to download software from Apple's App Store now have nearly 20,000 programs to choose from. 
It has recently come to vision that Norway has dropped its legal complaints against Apple, which it made in 2006. The confirmation came on Wednesday from the official sources. 
According to Bloomberg news service, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, had Abode CEO Shantanu Narayen talking to reporters about Abode working with Apple, for developing a Flash version to run on the iPhone. Narayen also added that it is no mean task – and, the company has been striving for months! 
It has recently been learnt that the American patent (number 7,479,949) for touch-screen control technology has been won by Apple. This will definitely mean some serious competition to its rivals while the users should prepare to get ready for cool surprises. 
Those who admire beauty and style will prefer the new premium phone from Apple. Apple' new iPhone 3G 'Kings Button' would be an ideal buy as it has been designed with solid 18-carat yellow gold, white gold and rose gold.
