Well, we’ve post a few concepts on here already so I thought that I should create one. I made this in Photoshop CS3 and I am willing to send the .psd file to anyone may want it, just email me at dnixdesigns@gmail.com.
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Well, we’ve post a few concepts on here already so I thought that I should create one. I made this in Photoshop CS3 and I am willing to send the .psd file to anyone may want it, just email me at dnixdesigns@gmail.com.
Read More For The Images.
Interesting concept. It’s almost like a fix between the iPod Touch and a tablet with a hard drive.

This doesn’t really have much to do with the iPod but id thought I’d throw this out there. I’ve been hearing rumors about a tablet by Apple that is called the iPad, I know not the greatest name. I have been hearing that its is supposed to come out in June. Now for me this is HUGE as I do a lot of graphics work and would love to see one of these built. I do have a tablet right now, but the one from apple would allow me to write/draw directly on the screen, allowing me to see what I’m doing. Yes they do make tablets like this already but they’re extremely expensive. If these things go into production I think they’ll be supporting multi-touch like the iPhone and of course have built in WiFi. If any of you guys have any info on this so called “iPad”. Let us know in your comments.
The first game of Pool, right from your iPhone and iPod Touch.
Apple may have added new triangulation-based geographic positioning in the iPhone 1.1.3 upgrade. now with background updates that will keep your buddies constantly updated about your whereabouts. It will also keep track of buddies even if the app is not open, warning you when someone is near you. Thank god there’s third party developers.

US researchers have created a nano-fiber textile that harvests energy from movement, paving the way for clothing that could one day power an iPod or other wearable electronic devices, according to a study published Wednesday.Using the same mechanical principle as a self-winding watch, but on scale measured in billionths of a meter, tiny nano-generators can scavenge “wasted” energy from sound waves, vibrations, or even the human heart beat.