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Introduction:

Apple is hot. Whether you like it or not, whether you are a Windows or Mac freak or just that average consumer behind his desktop or notebook, Apple is everywhere. My personal interest in Apple products began with the introduction of de stylish PowerBooks and powerful PowerMacs. The designs are simply beautiful. Of course the iPod also caught my eye, and especially Apple's latest introduction of a video version of the Apple iPod is of great interest to me. It features a sharp and colourful display and is able to show me my favourite video clips, films and pictures. A whole bunch of them because the storage capacity reaches up to 60GB (Apple offers 30 en 60GB models). The first Apple iPods only played songs, then it expanded to photos and on the way 'pod casting' was invented, today the iPod plays video as well. Apple sent me the new black coloured iPod 60GB version. I took some time to get into iPod...

Apple iPod video LCD display:

The design of the iPod looks similar to that of previous products, but it has a finer and slimmer build. In a way, the design was not a surprise, but well why change a success story for something unsure. Its dimensions are just great. Imaging those old hard disks you had in your desktops, bulky and heavy. The Apple iPod is in fact a hard disk with extended features. It is quite astonishing that Apple is able to create a device with such ultra small dimensions and up to 60GB capacity. It is about 10 percent thinner than the 4th generation 20GB iPod. The new iPod version features a larger format LCD display of 2.5-inch format with a QVGA resolution.

the new iPod shuffle is half a cubic inch in volume, weighs half an ounce and features a minimal aluminum design with a built-in clip, making it the most wearable iPod ever. The new iPod shuffle contains one gigabyte of flash memory which holds up to 240 songs, and is priced at just $79.
its ultra-compact design and built-in clip, the new iPod shuffle is the most wearable iPod ever,

According to Apple, the new iPod shuffle features up to 12 hours of battery life.

Owning an Apple iPod can be loads of fun but it can make you something of a watchdog too considering the number of ruffians on the prowl. And believe it or not an Apple iPod can be a great steal too but not anymore as Apple has come up with an anti-theft system that will put the stolen iPods low on the popularity charts of the thieves. The patent, titled "Protecting electronic devices from extended unauthorized use," outlines an extremely (probably) useful technique of authenticating itself with certain user-approved power supplies and devices so that it can only be charged by those devices. That can be quite a pain if you really think about it. Imagine yourself chilling with your folks and you run out of battery all you can do is sulk as you haven’t carried your very own charger. That can be quite a lackluster situation. But then again there is a price you gotta pay if you want the thief to be away.

Ovi Maps 3.04 may not cover interplanetary travel yet, but you will find the latest additions cover mapping of the Azores, Iceland, Kenya and Malta. With an extra 25 million Points of Interest and 281 3D landmarks, you’re never likely to miss anything to point out on your travels.

Ovi Maps 3.04 now has support for 77 countries and 46 languages, which is simply staggering when you try to comprehend how much data needs to be collected, uploaded and regularly updated. What’s more, all this data, as well as turn-by-turn navigation, is free, for life!

When it comes to the speed-bump, you’ll find that Wi-Fi positioning and search are now a whole lot faster and getting and maintaining a signal in low-signal areas should be smoother. The Ovi Maps 3.04 is free and ready to download either directly to your Nokia handset, or from the Nokia Ovi Maps website.

Only a week ago Nokia introduced three new devices: Nokia C6, Nokia C3 and Nokia E5. At that time we published the official pictures of devices, but now the first “live” photos of the new Nokia smartphones, as well as videos of them have appeared in the network.

Among the three represented models the most interesting one is the side-slider Nokia C6, running Symbian 9.4 operating system. The smartphone is equipped with a 3.2-inch display with a resolution of 360×640 pixels, HSDPA, GPS, Wi-Fi, a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus, as well as Nokia Ovi Maps free navigation.

t should be noted that Nokia C6 will be on sale in the current quarter, it will cost approximately 220 euros. The device will be available in white and black colors. Nokia E5 is a business-smartphone, based on Symbian 9.3 operating system, is equipped with the ARM 11 processor (600 MHz). The most significant features of the device include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 (+ EDR), a 3.5 mm audio jack, a 5-megapixel camera and more. This novelty is equipped with a horizontally oriented display and a QWERTY-keyboard