iPod offers divine intervention for e-books
Freeware Bible reader for digital device is gaining fans. Also: Posh hotels are tuning in the iPod. Photo: Preloaded iPod in your next hotel room?
A Bible reader for the iPod is making waves. Meanwhile, a rating system automatically gives top scores to Macs and iPods, and a longtime Mac developer looks to Windows.
Photo: BiblePlayer meets iPod
November 5, 2004
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Photo: Preloaded iPod in your next hotel room?
November 4, 2004
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October 26, 2004
Playing God: BiblePlayer for iPod catches on
A freeware Bible reader is gaining fans--and proving again that Apple's iPod could be a saving grace for e-books.
November 5, 2004
Apple store takes reviews--but not of its own stuff
Apple will brook no criticism of its offerings on its new product review page--but praise and pan other makers' stuff all you like.November 4, 2004
At posh hotels, iPod a high-tech mint on the pillow
Apple's digital music player becomes the latest amenity at swank hotels, and ups its status as a pop-culture icon.
November 4, 2004
Mac developer looks to Windows to escape Tiger
With Apple planning to offer similar features in its next version of OS X, programmer Arlo Rose moves Konfabulator to Windows.November 4, 2004
Apple blocks music sales to older iTunes
The Mac maker is forcing customers using earlier versions to upgrade to the latest iTunes if they want to purchase music.November 3, 2004
Apple disables iTunes plug-in
Company disables program that let consumers copy songs from an iPod to music library, something Apple has not supported.November 2, 2004 related coverage
iPod gets the picture
photos Apple's music player now has a color screen--and displays photos. Also: U2 edition comes in basic black.October 26, 2004
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