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Posts Tagged ‘iPod’
Sun, July 13, 2008 9:31 am By James Coolridge  Printer friendly version
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 Getting up in the mornings can be dismay, and over here at Coolest Gadgets we have seen more than our fair share of alarm clocks to help literally force you out of bed. Memorex wants to take the subtle route with the iWake clock radio alarm clock which features an iPod dock. Memorex iWake radio alarm clock ensures the kick-start of your morning to your favorite song. It is indeed a great way to get your day going!
Memorex iWake radio alarm clock is now available in blue, purple and red metallic finishes.
iWake radio alarm clock is smart enough to know that no one wants to be blasted out of bed. So, the volume of the alarm will gradually increase until it reaches its maximum volume. You can always hit the snooze button if you want to sleep for a while.
Memorex iWake radio alarm clock is compatible to power, play and charge your iPod for your non-stop dose of music. The iWake works with: iPod video 5th generation with click wheel, iPod photo/ U2 with click wheel, iPod U2 4th generation with click wheel, iPod nano and iPod mini.
The iWake comes with a white backlit LCD display, SRS technology for improved sound and clock backup power so that even if the power is out, you will still be on time. The alarm clock comes with universal dock for iPod, line-in jack to connect non-docking iPod devices, CD players and other MP3 players and has a DC jack.
Tags: iPod, alarm clock, memorex
Thu, July 3, 2008 6:13 am By James Coolridge
 Multi-tasking is the current demand and there are numerous gadgets which serve the purpose. Let us have quick look at the most popular gadgets available in the stores.
iPod is gaining popularity all around the globe. The gadget has turned into a must-have “Stuff” for the youngsters. Numerous brands are flooding the markets providing sleek and smart iPod in various designs, shapes and colors.
Multi-tasking is the current demand and iPod serve as one of the best examples for this. You can play music, store photos, presentations etc.
Like any other gadget, these iPods also require to be handled with great care. To keep your precious gadget preserved, there are a number of iPod accessories like the scratch remover and iPod chargers available in the stores, to ensure long life of the gadgets.
Another such gadget is the wrist watch, which over time has evolved into an accessory to flaunt. Have you heard about a wrist watch with inbuilt memory? Well, you could check out some of them where you could store and retrieve information in and out from it through the USB cable provided.
The third most popular gadget is the GPS system which acts as the ultimate tracking system that keep you on track while driving or camping.
Not to forget the digital camera, notebooks, mp3 players, mobile phones etc. which are now becoming cheaper due to the intense competition.
Tags: iPod, digital camera, Mobile phones, GPS system
Thu, June 19, 2008 1:19 pm By Scott Miller
 The fit, the finish and the feel-in-the-hand of an iPod case will tell you whether it is of superior quality or the cheaper one. The satin bows, felt buttons, flowers and embroidery of many iPod cases make them a must-have possession. No wonder why the protective case for your iPod in itself is a growing industry.
Choosing an iPod case for your iPod can be daunting since the range of iPod is too wide. iPod cases come in a variety of materials such as leather, silicon, hard cover cases etc. The stylish iPod Touch cases, for instance, are crafted of premium Italian leather, complementing the sleek design of the new iPodTouch. Each of our iPod Touch cases is outfitted with an injection molded, impact resistant plastic shell for added protection. Full face screen protection is included with each iPod Touch case. These elegant accessories ensure your iPod Touch is not only protected, but carried in style!
The latest versions of iPod cases come with armbands instead of a clip to clip it on. This facilitates people who love to carry their iPod to the treadmill workout.
Tags: iPod, headphone, Cases, Nano
Fri, May 30, 2008 1:32 pm By James Coolridge
 iPod is a portable media player launched by Apple Inc. in 2001. The branded product is serving the needs of millions of customers around the world since its launch in the global market. The product line up of the present day includes the touchscreen iPod Touch, the video-capable iPod Nano, the drive-based iPod classic and the screen-less iPod shuffle.
Music is transferred to the devices by Apple’s iTunes software. iTunes stores a music library on your computer and facilitates to play and burn your music CD. The software is also used to transfer photos, videos, contact information, E-mails, games, web bookmarks, calendars and games.
There are many accessories available in the market which is exclusively made for the iPod product line. These accessories add extra features such as sound recorders, FM radio tuners, wired remote controls and audio-visual cables for TV connections. External speakers, protective cases, wireless earphones are other notable accessories. Digital audio players are also offered, so that you can listen to the music in different kinds as they required.
The iPods come in a wide variety of colors, attractive features and prices. The sound from iPod looks amazing! iPods are a treat for the music lovers around the globe.
Tags: iPod, accessories, mini, stereo, car
Mon, May 19, 2008 1:06 pm By James Coolridge
 Griffin has introduced FlexGrip and FlexScreen cases to provide ultimate protection to your iPod nano and iPod touch against dirt, dings, dents and scratches.
The FlexGrip is a two-color case which is smooth on top with a textured rear surface for easy grip. You can access the screen, controls and connectors of your iPod nano with ease. FlexGrip’s back and sides are covered in dots, varying slightly in size to form a pattern of small-large-small on one vertical line, then small-small-small on the next, and so on. FlexGrip for iPod touch includes a static peel touchscreen protector and cleaning cloth.
The FlexScreen sports the same textured back as the FlexGrip but incorporates a clear scratch-resistant polycarbonate face shield that snaps onto the outside of the case to provide additional protection.
Griffin’s new Screen Care Kit for iPod touch includes five static peel screen protectors, and a premium lint-free cleaning cloth to remove smudges, dust, and fingerprints. Cleaning and care instructions are included, making this kit a necessity for the iPod touch user who wants to preserve the screen from damage.
Tags: iPod, FlexScreen, FlexGrip
Wed, May 7, 2008 4:34 am By James Coolridge
 The iPower Rush portable charger gives your iPod device longer hours of playback. Just charge your Apple iPhone or iPod using the charger and enjoy 10 hours of non-stop playback for your Apple iPod and 15 hours of continuous playback for your Apple iPhone. It offers 120 hours of standby mode for the Apple phone. Hence, the iPower Rush increases the run time of the devices by more than 50 percent!
This is perhaps the first portable charger capable of operating and quickly charging every iPod device, iPowerRush is powered by six AAA batteries and equipped with a power on/off slide switch. A push-button power indicator indicates the amount of reserve left in the unit. An automatic limiting circuit prevents overcharging the device. The unit’s slim design (2” by 3 5/8” by 1/2”) makes it extremely portable.
The mobile professionals and other enthusiasts can use the products for a significantly longer time between charges, dramatically increasing convenience.
Apple estimates the iPhone battery can accommodate up to eight hours of talk time, six hours of Internet use, seven hours of video playback, 24 hours of audio and 240 hours of standby time. It’s estimated that iPowerRush extends talk time by four hours, Internet use by three, video by 3.5, audio by 14 and standby by 120 hours.
Tags: iPod, Charger, Apple, iPhone
Thu, March 20, 2008 5:56 am By James Coolridge
 The collaboration of two big names brings in the biggest and most interesting fitness toy in the tiniest of sizes. The result of Apple’s tie-up with Nike, this jogger-friendly kit lets your trainers “talk” to your iPod nano, telling it how fast you are going and how many calories you’ve burned as you run.
The set-up is simple. A tiny sensor - totally unnoticeable in use - slots into a cavity beneath the sole of Nike’s “+” range of trainers, and a small receiver plugs into your nano. A Nike+ option then appears on the iPod’s menu.
Once on the road, you hold down the nano’s central button to play a previously selected “PowerSong” - a burst of Rock you like a Hurricane, say - when your legs start to go. A shorter tap of the central button summons a satnav-esque voice that reads out time, distance, pace, and calories burned.
The real fun starts once you get home. Sync it with your Mac or PC, and your data is automatically uploaded to nikeplus.com.
The only downside is that it increases the size of the nano. However, the power song feature really helps when your pace starts reducing. The website also tracks your performance and compares them with other runners. It’s a great little gadget.
Tags: iPod, Fitness toy, Nike
Wed, March 19, 2008 5:43 am By James Coolridge
 The Apple iPod is not so much an upgrade as a total revamp of the iPod, the Touch 16GB is basically Apple’s iPhone without the disappointing aspects of that device - such as the recessed earphone socket, the paltry storage, the crappy camera and, err, phone bit. It’s also thinner - about a third as thick as the iPhone.
Everything we love about the iPhone is still here. The huge screen sports a multi-touch interface that’s smoother than a hot knife through butter.It lets you flick through tracks, gawp at video and pinch-zoom photos, with no practice or manual consultation. Put next to an iPhone, the screen’s got a tad more detail and better contrast, too.
The Touch’s built-in Wi-Fi puts the iTunes Store in your pocket. Now, you can buy tracks that take your fancy on the move, then have them injected into your player once you’ve docked it back home. The Safari web browser also lets you view websites from Wi-Fi hotspots.
Apple’s earphones remain iconic but not so well fitting. So bin them, safe in the knowledge that your replacements will fit into the earphone socket. Once that’s done, sound quality is on a par with any other iPod.
If you’re after a mid-capacity MP3 player, but don’t fancy such anything overly fancy upgrade, the Touch is an attractive prospect. Be warned, though: once you’re used to Apple’s multi-touch interface, you’ll be spoiled for life. Nothing else is ever going to seem quite as alluring or ingenious.
Tags: Mp3 Player, iPod, Apple
Wed, March 12, 2008 2:52 pm By James Coolridge
 One of the simplest of gadgets, the PED 3 Stand, is really innovative. We all are accustomed to an iPhone or an iPod, but when we are with it. Holding it for hours, we can at times tire ourselves. This is a very tedious work and this is where the new PED stand comes in. This is a rotating stand where you can place your iphone or ipod and watch a film or watch music videos.
This small gizmo is made up of just one pound of steel, with its grips coated in rubber such that the device can be held firmly. The positioning that has been done is really unique, as the buttons are not blocked. There is also an opportunity of rotation of the hands around 360 degrees and it can be adjusted between two angled positions.
It is a good buy, if you are looking for something that would hold your apple iphone.
Its simple and it rocks!!
Tags: Apple iPhone, Rotating Stand, iPod, Ped 3 Stand
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