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News Site Speaks-up on Google News
Censorship in China
News Site Speaks-up on Google News
Censorship in China
09/25/2004 05:22 PMSearch Engine Lowdown Sep 25 2004 7:06PM GMT
Site News: Possible New Site?
Site News: Possible New Site?
01/15/2003 08:47 AMSite News: New
Site News: New
01/27/2003 04:59 PMIntro to SVG, and Site News
Intro to SVG, and Site News
06/14/2002 08:14 AMSite News: PHPDeveloper.org
Site News: PHPDeveloper.org
08/20/2002 10:13 AMPHPDeveloper.org Site News
PHPDeveloper.org Site News
08/07/2002 08:25 AMSite News: SourceForge Gets In on the
Act
Site News: SourceForge Gets In on the
Act
12/18/2003 03:38 PMJust a quick note with more about the
Releases RDF we
have here at PHPDeveloper.org:
Site News: What's Missing?
Site News: What's Missing?
01/17/2003 08:32 AMSite News: Apologies All Around
Site News: Apologies All Around
09/01/2004 08:22 AMI apologize for the neglect that I've had for this site these past two
days. I've been a bit preoccupied with moving my entire life from one
place to another (from an apartment to a house) - mostly by myself.
Site News: I'm Employed!
Site News: I'm Employed!
12/15/2002 10:35 AMSite News: Many Thanks to Aaron
Site News: Many Thanks to Aaron
07/12/2004 09:09 AMA quick note - I want to thank Aaron for helping me out this past
week. He did a wonderful job and allowed me to take a bit of a break
from things.
Site News: WAP/WML Support?
Site News: WAP/WML Support?
11/05/2003 06:01 PMAlright, I wanted to see how many of you readers out there would enjoy
the idea of being able to access the news stories on PHPDeveloper from
a mobile device (cell phone/PDA/etc)? I have developed a system that
provides the same content as this front page in a mobile format, but I
need some people to help me test it.
Site News: Thanks to Jason
Site News: Thanks to Jason
03/19/2003 10:24 PMWell, I just wanted to say a quick thanks to jason from
PHPComplete for helping me out
on Friday. Things were a bit hectic, and not having to find the time
to make my posts made my day easier.
New Wireless News Site
New Wireless News Site
01/22/2004 02:13 AMABI Research has built a new site that offers wireless news and
feature stories: Much of the content may hinge on data produced by ABI
Research analysts. Meg McGinity, who once followed wireless for
Interactive Week magazine is the editorial director for the site.
You've got to sign up, for free, to read the content; it includes an
optional daily newsletter....
BBC News - Site Redesign
BBC News - Site Redesign
02/19/2003 01:32 AMOne of the most frequently visited sites in the UK has had a complete
facelift.
Site News: New Years Greetings
Site News: New Years Greetings
12/31/2002 09:04 AMSite News: RDF Update
Site News: RDF Update
03/11/2003 01:22 AMJust a quick update for all of those out there that use the RDF more
than the front page (you know who you are - heh). I've changed it so
that the RDF now includes a "description" tag for each item.
News site registration
News site registration
07/16/2004 11:46 AMThe single hottest topic in the online news industry at
the moment is that of required registration. A number of large news
sites (the New York Times, the
Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune) have moved
to this model, and many local newspapers are following suit.
If you haven't seen BugMeNot, go and check it out now.
It's a simple service for sharing free news site accounts, and it's
started to upset some people in the news industry. A post to the online-news mailing
list inquiring about possible legal action against the site
prompted me to reply with the following:
The flaw here is not with BugMeNot - it's with the entire
concept of
user registration in its present form. The reason BugMeNot works is
that there is absolutely no value to an end user in keeping their
account to themselves. If you want to stop people from sharing their
accounts, give them an incentive not to. This is not a difficult thing
to do - I have a large number of accounts on different community sites
which are used to contribute to discussions and manage my personal
information. I would never dream of sharing those accounts with others
- it would allow other people to impersonate me and damage my
reputation. An account that only allows me to read content (a one-way
interaction) is of no value to me, so why not share the account with
others?
BugMeNot is not a new idea by any stretch of the
imagination: shared
accounts have existed for as long as sites have required registration
for spurious reasons. For as long as I can remember, members of the
MetaFilter community have worked together to set up username/password
combinations of metafilter/metafilter on sites that require
registration to bypass the irritation of setting up yet another
account.
If you want to fight BugMeNot, the solution is to monitor
the site and
ban any accounts for your own site that appear there - but that's just
fighting the symptoms. The core problem is the whole idea of
registration itself: it's anti-web, anti-user, it doesn't scale and
it's a sign of extreme short term thinking. Imagine if every site on
the web required registration - no one would use it!
As a web user, I see registration as nothing more than an
unnecessary
irritation. Before BugMeNot I would simply hit "Back" whenever I saw a
registration screen; now I use it to carry on through to the articles
and accompanying ads. As a heavy web user who buys online almost as
frequently as offline I'm exactly the kind of demographic sites should
be trying to attract.
Reading the above a few days later, I think it still
accurately represents my thoughts on the free registration model.
Adrian has also posted his thoughts
on registration, which run along very similar lines to mine.
For a great example of the mentality behind registration,
check out this sp
iel from the Toronto Star (via Craig Saila):
Our main goal of asking you to become a registered member
of thestar.com is to improve and enhance your online experience with
us. Registration is an important piece of our long-term strategy in
building a valuable audience for our advertisers and helping us in
setting the priorities for future site development and
enhancements.
[...]
By asking you to share some information with us we are
able to increase the value of our site to advertisers, who help
support the cost of producing one of Canada's top news sites, by
offering them the ability to target their advertising messages based
on the information you provide.
And that's the problem right there: as a user, the value
proposition of having more targetted ads thrown at me just isn't a
good enough incentive for me to jump through their hoops.
Site News: How do you learn?
Site News: How do you learn?
01/31/2003 02:58 PMSite News: New Commenting System
Site News: New Commenting System
09/03/2002 11:37 AMSite News: Happy Holidays
Site News: Happy Holidays
12/24/2003 06:02 PMI just wanted to take this opportunity to wish all of you out there,
our loyal readers, a happy holidays - whether it be Christmas, Kwanza,
Hanukkah, or just another day in the office - may it be merry and a
time to reflect on family, friends, and a spirit of giving.
MSN updates searchable news site
MSN updates searchable news site
04/15/2004 07:53 PMStill in test form, MSN's Newsbot now lets people view their search
history and store past material, a feature MSN calls "The Daily Me."
Site News: Happy Holidays to All
Site News: Happy Holidays to All
12/25/2004 05:04 PMJust a quick post for all of our readers out there - wishing you a
happy and safe holiday season.
Site News: Release RDF Announcement
Site News: Release RDF Announcement
12/02/2003 01:36 AMFollowing a few previous posts about this subject, I am proud to
announce a new service here at PHPDeveloper.org:
the Release RDF
file.
News biggies buy into aggregation site
News biggies buy into aggregation site
03/23/2005 12:38 AMGannett, Knight-Ridder and Tribune Company acquire controlling
interest in the news aggregation site Topix.net.
Site News: Happy Thanksgiving!
Site News: Happy Thanksgiving!
12/02/2003 01:36 AMJust wanted to drop in a personal note this morning - I hope that all
out there that are celebrating it a Happy Thanksgiving.
Site News: Happy New Year
Site News: Happy New Year
01/01/2004 01:34 PMWell, whether you're in Europe or the United States (or anywhere else
on the globe), you should have made it to 2004 - so we here at
PHPDeveloper.org just wanted to wish you all a safe and happy new
year.
101 ways to improve your news site
101 ways to improve your news site
06/05/2004 07:32 PMthey're almost all fantastic improvements
Report: BBC Site Should Emphasize News
Report: BBC Site Should Emphasize News
07/05/2004 09:37 AMAP via Los Angeles Times Jul 5 2004 2:16PM GMT
Site News: Making a Contribution
Site News: Making a Contribution
02/11/2003 09:34 AMPHP Magazine web site now with daily
news
PHP Magazine web site now with daily
news
10/28/2003 11:06 PMThe International PHP Magazine web site now offers daily news for PHP
professionals and beginners from all over the world, helping them to
stay up-to-date with the latest news on PHP and related technologies.
Site News: Macrumors Redesign
Site News: Macrumors Redesign
12/31/2003 01:35 AM
MacRumors site design has been updated.
The new design preserves the basic feel of MacRumors but brings
improved "standards" compliance and improve...
Hi, I get the best IT news at this
Indian site. I recommend
Hi, I get the best IT news at this
Indian site. I recommend
09/12/2004 10:01 PMTechTree Sep 13 2004 2:50AM GMT
Official Site Comic-Con News
Official Site Comic-Con News
07/21/2004 09:45 PMThe first images of the
Naboo Final Conflict multipack, the OTC
Carrying Cases, and the Han Solo in Stormtrooper Disguise and IG-88
minibusts are among the updates over at
StarWars.com's picture viewer...and you don't even need to be a
Hyperspace member to see them!
Site News: Opinions on Zend?
Site News: Opinions on Zend?
01/24/2003 11:28 AMWatchster debuts; new news aggregation
site
Watchster debuts; new news aggregation
site
10/29/2003 10:20 AMWatchster made its official
debut this week "after months of testing and refinement," according to
the site's creator, John Brochu. It's a headline news aggregation site
with a twist: It features customization capabilities to let users
select what they want to view.
CyberJournalist.net: 101 ways to improve
your news site
CyberJournalist.net: 101 ways to improve
your news site
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Site News: Comments Errors and Backups
Site News: Comments Errors and Backups
01/07/2004 02:51 PMWell, unfortunately, every once and a while, we all screw up, and this
time, I did in a major way. I was editing a comment as a favor to a
user, and I managed to update every single comment to it instead of
just his.
Happy News Site Has Potential To Be Just
Plain Sad
Happy News Site Has Potential To Be Just
Plain Sad
06/22/2005 02:17 AMCollaborative "citizen reported" news sites are
all
the rage these days, so some bizarre take on the trend was surely
inevitable. The development in question is the imminent launch of
HappyNews.com, which will focus only on -- you guessed it -- happy
news. As opposed to the various wiki-style sites that get ordinary
people to
volunt
arily write stories, HappyNews will operate more like
Ohmyne
ws, which pays people for their efforts. The paid-submission
approach sounds worthwhile and ripe for testing in the US, but that's
where the logic ends. The focus on only good news -- which apparently
has been tried before -- is just a problematic premise. We're all for
reforming the media's tendency to harp on the worst news possible and
we wish HappyNews luck in their goal of supplementing traditional
news, but perhaps there's a reason there haven't been any successful
"happy news" outlets: happy isn't
news. If a story with a
positive angle is at all newsworthy, it will mostly likely either be:
1) picked up by traditional media, 2) a feel-good ditty typically
relegated the end of local newscasts along with the one about the
waterskiing squirrel, or 3)
all of the above.
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Rockbox Plans Open Source Firmware For
iRiver Gear
Rockbox Plans Open Source Firmware For
iRiver Gear
09/08/2004 03:45 AMiRiver iFP180T @ XtremeNews
iRiver iFP180T @ XtremeNews
07/12/2004 04:05 PMiRiver Adds Ogg To Audio Player Firmware
iRiver Adds Ogg To Audio Player Firmware
12/24/2003 09:18 PMSesse writes "iRiver has just released firmware updates for its
iFP-300T and iFP-500T flash memory-based audio player series.
According to a news story on ...
Cry Me An iRiver: Firmware Delays Upset
Fans
Cry Me An iRiver: Firmware Delays Upset
Fans
07/07/2004 02:41 PM
There's a rumbling in the
iRiver support forums, and depending on who you ask, it's either the
overblown groaning of a few dissatisfied customers, or the sound of
thousands of unhappy users forsaking iRiver for the likes of Archos,
Creative, and (lord help them), Apple. The issue is one of firmware,
and a lack of updates for the H Series (specifically the iHP-100) line
of hard disk players. In April, iRiver promised
firmware fixes for the players, like on-the-fly file deletion and
playlists, as well as a fixed shuffle mode and gapless playback. But
then in May, the firmware was delayed<
/a>, and since the original June release date for a second
firmware release has come and gone, some users are getting very
upset.
iRIVER release Firmware Upgrade which
makes it a USB Drive
iRIVER release Firmware Upgrade which
makes it a USB Drive
02/01/2005 09:43 PMThis is one of the smartest moves that iRiver has made in a very
long time. No longer will you by default have to use their proprietary
application to get media onto the device. This opens the way for the
iRiver MP3 players to be used easily with Windows Media Player. I know
several Podcasters are jumping for joy.
I was able to sync my Podcast subscriptions very easily with
Windows Media player. The following link takes you to the IFP-700
series firmware download page. [iRIVER
Firmware Upgrade 700 Series]
Top Tip: Does formatting a hard disk
really erase all data?
Top Tip: Does formatting a hard disk
really erase all data?
07/07/2004 02:23 PMDoes formatting a hard disk completely erase data?
Top Tip: Can't format hard disk!
Top Tip: Can't format hard disk!
01/26/2004 03:03 PMI have this hard drive that cannot be reformatted. Whenever
reformatting is taking place the hard disk reader head stops reading
after certain sectors. When the "dir" command is used to view the
disk, the files are shown but not the total about of bytes used up or
free. The cursor seems to stop before this infomation is shown. Could
it be that the FAT table has been damaged.
iRiver T20 and T30
iRiver T20 and T30
06/22/2005 01:58 AM
In
addition to the attractive U10, iRiver has also
announced the T20 and T30 [pictured left and right, respectively],
both of which are not anything special in the 'function' department,
but have fairly unique designs. The T30, especially, looks as if it
could be holding the power core that drives a giant mecha, as long as
that power core was a AAA battery. The T20 happens to be the first
iRiver player with a sliding USB plug, a feature of which we are
fans.
iRiver
U10, T20, T30 introduced in iRiver 2005 Lanching Show [MisticRiver
via I4U]
iRiver IFP-790
iRiver IFP-790
07/07/2004 11:06 AMSympatico Jul 7 2004 3:39PM GMT
iRiver T20
iRiver T20
06/24/2005 04:03 PM
I use my Shuffle
regularly, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't cheat on it with other
flash players. The iRiver T20 is kind of like that cool young thing at
the office, all flash and excitement. You just want to pop out its
sensuous USB port again and again while the poor, morose Shuffle sits
around the house waiting to yell at you when you walk through the
door. "I have a lanyard," it screams to you as you hit the fridge for
a beer. "I have a lanyard!"
The T20 includes an LCD screen (!!!), line-in MP3 recording, and
plays Ogg files. Priced at $99 for 512MB and
$139 [UPDATE - It's Pounds, baby, Pounds, not
Dollars. I don't know. Multiply by two, essentially, to get dollars.]
for the 1GB model, I'm thinking that if you're considering a flash
player, you may want to consider one of these instead of that
plain-Jane Shuffle.
iRiver gives iPod shuffle a wake-up
call [T3]
Recover My Files Data Recovery Software
Recovers More Than 100 File Types
Recover My Files Data Recovery Software
Recovers More Than 100 File Types
04/07/2005 02:49 AMGetData Software Development Company's Recover My Files will be
launched into the US retail market this month. [PRWEB Apr 7, 2005]
More iRiver PMP and PMC Details
More iRiver PMP and PMC Details
05/19/2004 10:42 AMIgnoring the fact that the squared-off iRiver PMC-140 has a better
looking case than the PMP-140, why would you ever want to purchase
one? Here's the formats the PMP-140 plays: AVI, ASF, MP4, MPG / DivX
3.x, DivX 4.x, DivX 5.x, XviD, MPEG4 SP, Advanced SP, MPEG1. Here are
the...
More Hands-On With the iRiver PMC-100
More Hands-On With the iRiver PMC-100
09/02/2004 08:03 AM
SorobanGeeks got their hands on the iRiver PMC-100
series, the Microsoft Portable Media Center player that's expected any
day now in stores. They also had a short sit down with the Vice
President of iRiver's parent company, who seems to have a real hard on
for Microsoft in the upcoming portable player wars, because the "PMC
OS will work in total harmony with the future operating systems of
Microsoft." I suppose that's true in a sense, but I still think that
until someone can provide plug-and-play functionality, be it Big M or
someone else, none of these players are going to be widely adopted.
They're just too big of a pain to use.
You know who should make a portable media player? TiVo.
Read -
iRIVER Press Conference... 1่res photos live de leur PMC !!!
[Akiba.SorobanGeeks]
iRiver IHP toolkit 0.3.0
iRiver IHP toolkit 0.3.0
04/20/2004 04:54 PMA utility for the iRiver IHP series.
iRiver N10 First Impressions
iRiver N10 First Impressions
08/06/2004 10:01 AM
SorobanGeeks passes on some
first impressions straight from Korea of iRiver's new wearable flash
memory MP3 player, the N10, as well as some pictures that are probably
stock photography but that I hadn't seen; this picture showing how the
headphones double as a necklace was especially interesting, I thought.
You guys know how I feel about flash memory players -- I like them,
smaller is better, but I just hate paying so much for so little
storage -- but on up side the prices for the N10 are at least
somewhat more reasonable than some players in the past -- a 1GB
version should sell for around $440. If that's still too painful just
wait. The hardware to decode MP3s is a fraction of the cost and the
price of flash memory should continue to fall for a while.
And you know what's making me come around on these flash players?
Cool designs like pendants. That's what they should have been doing in
the first place. If I'm going to get reamed for a 1GB, it should at
least look cooler/more interesting than an hard disk player.
Read
- N-10 En Direct de Seoul ! [Akiba.Soroban]
Related
iRiver N10 OLED Flash Player [Gizmodo]
iRiver H10 Official
iRiver H10 Official
12/19/2004 03:01 PM
iRiver officially unveiled the H10 today in Korea,
the 5GB hard disk-based player that looks a lot like a mini Creative
Zen Touch (or Zen Micro, even). It's got pretty much the same specs as
everything else in this segment, except notably the 1.5-inch screen.
It'll be available on the 22nd in Korea for around $340. If they want
to make it in the American market, let's hope they drop the price a
little before it gets here.
iRiver
H10 is out! [DAPreview]
iRiver PMP-140 (P)Reviewed
iRiver PMP-140 (P)Reviewed
07/26/2004 10:55 AM
Soroban Geek's Portable Media World got their webbed
hands on a pre-release version of the iRiver PMP-140, the upcoming
personal media player that is the one that isn't the
Windows-branded Portable Media Center (that's the PMC- models).
Although the review is a little heavy on pictures and a little light
on opinion, they seem fairly impressed with the device. It does look
nice enough (from a feature perspective, at least; its case is ugly as
sin), and I've got fairly high hopes for this one. DRM-free means, if
nothing else, greater ease of use as a rule of thumb.
Read -
Teasing Preview iRIVER PMP-140 (UK/US) [PMW.SorobanGeeks]
Related
Sony HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket Review [Gizmodo]
More iRiver PMP and PMC Details [Gizmodo]
New iRiver PMC-100 Pictures
New iRiver PMC-100 Pictures
07/29/2004 01:10 PM
DAPreview found
some new hi-resolution shots of the upcoming iRiver PMC-100, the
Microsoft-based Portable Media Center that is the cousin to the
non-Microsoft PMP-120/140. It looks considerably different than the
original, more slab-like mockup we'd shown you, but it does look a lot
more practical to use. It also looks like it is probably just a
remolded bit of plastic that fits over the same hardware that powers
the PMP-1xx series players.
I still like the old design better, but I also know which one I'd
rather hold in my hands for two hours at a time.
Read
- Fresh pics of the iRiver PMC-100 [DAPreview]
Related
More iRiver PMP and PMC Details [Gizmodo]
iRiver IFP-790T - 2 Thumbs down!
iRiver IFP-790T - 2 Thumbs down!
12/24/2004 12:46 PMI am using the iRiver IFP-790T as a backup recording device when
recording the Geek News Central Podcast. Of the 18 shows produced we
lost 1 due to a PC crash and I vowed that would never happen again. So
as I record the show on the PC the iRiver MP3 player which doubles as
a voice recorder is my failsafe mechanism.
Today on the Daily Source Code with Adam Curry he mentioned he owns
nearly the same device, and drew some of the same conclusions I did.
The thing sucks. It's a great recorder but you have to use iRiver's
proprietary interface that has DRM management to get files on and off
it. Windows does not recognize it as a external drive and it records
in some proprietary format.
I really wonder who these companies have on staff testing their
products, don't they have a clue on how the real world works. I guess
that is why the Apple iPod is as popular. Someone just needs to figure
out how to record at a high bit rate on the iPod. [iRiver]<
/p>
iRiver H320 Reviewed
iRiver H320 Reviewed
06/21/2004 09:06 AM
SorobanGeeks got
their hands on one of the new iRiver H320s, the 20GB hard disk MP3
player with a color screen, USB Host capability, radio, and
microphone. It looks excellent, and besides some complaints about the
quality of plastic used for the casing, performs as advertised. The
USB Host functionality means the H300 series devices can serve as
portable hard drives for digital cameras, and I suspect that feature
combined with the color screen will make these players a big hit for
photographers. They do say the remote is sort of useless since it
doesn't have an LCD, but I tend to disagree. Like the iPod's remote, I
find that simple remotes are more than useful enough for their main
purpose, which is to skip a track or two and to pause your music
without pulling out the new device. On the upside, if you need an LCD
remote, the units from the iHP120 (an older iRiver player) will work
with the HP300 series just fine.
Read
[Akiba.SorobanGeeks]
iRiver U10 Poses with CEO, Model
iRiver U10 Poses with CEO, Model
06/22/2005 01:57 AM
It's either feast or
famine. New shots of the U10 prove that it is much cooler than
originally thought. This little bugger plays video and is about as
small as a package of playing cards. It is so cool, in fact, that it
might just be my lust item for the next week or so until someone comes
out with the combo Hello Kitty/beer maker/LCD video player/back
massager. That would then become my favorite item in the world.
Images [Aving via i4u]
Related
iRiver U10 with D-Click System
iRiver PMP-120 Shipping in July
iRiver PMP-120 Shipping in July
05/26/2004 12:20 PMIGN has a write-up on the PMP-120, the portable video/media device
from iRiver. Apparently, its sister product, the Windows Media Center
PMC-120 won't be out until later this year, but the Linux-based
PMP-120 is expected to be out fairly soon....
iRiver U10 with D-Click System
iRiver U10 with D-Click System
06/22/2005 01:58 AM
iRiver is showing off new products, including this U10, with
a very interesting "touchscreen" interface. I put the "touchscreen" in
"quotes" because the D-Click system is not a traditional one like a
PDA, but instead a screen over some buttons, which can be clicked by
pressing down. So really, it's less advanced than an actual
touchscreen, but I still like the idea, even with the inevitable
finger grease.
I'm not looking forward to the capacity, though, as the U10 is
listed to be available in sizes only up to 1GB. That's a shame mostly
because the U10 will also support MPEG4 and Flate Lite, as well as
audio files. It's pretty, though, but that might just be my love of
test patterns shining through.
iRiver
U10, T20, T30 introduced in iRiver 2005 Lanching Show [MisticRiver
via I4U]
iRiver H10 Review Excerpts
iRiver H10 Review Excerpts
12/22/2004 01:36 AM
The first review I've seen of the iRiver H10 has popped
up at Club iRiver, a site which, for all its positives, happens to be
in Korean. For those of us that don't speak that tongue, Mistic River
has excerpted a few of the highlights from the review, including word
that the front area of the H10 is "nearly about the size of a business
card." I can get with that, especially with a lovely color screen.
iRiver
H10 - First Look [MisticRiver]
iRiver H320 (Almost) Hits The Market
iRiver H320 (Almost) Hits The Market
09/22/2004 10:30 AMiRiver PMP-100 Series On Sale (Maybe?
Soon? We Hope?)
iRiver PMP-100 Series On Sale (Maybe?
Soon? We Hope?)
08/03/2004 10:50 AM
iRiver's PMP-100 series
portable media players have gone on sale today via the iRiver e-store,
with other online retailers to follow later in the week. Two models
are available for now: the PMP-120, with a 20GB hard drive; and the
PMP-140, with an eight-million amazing awesomes drive (or 40GB, if you
want to get all technical). Prices are $500 and $600, respectively
(ouch!).
For the record, if portable video is in your sights, these are the
units from iRiver you probably want. Instead of being tied to Windows
Media Center (that's the PMC-100 series), they'll pretty much play
whatever you decide to throw at them without a pesky transcoding. Of
course, now that I've written this, I still don't see them available
for purchase on the e-store, no matter what iRiver's press release
might say.
Read -
Press Release [MobileMag]
Read - e-Store
Page [iRiverAmerica]
Related
New iRiver PMC-100 Pictures [Gizmodo]
iRiver PMP-140 (P)Reviewed [Gizmodo]
Update: So MobileMag informs me that iRiver informed them that
the PMPs are quite literally stuck on a slow boat from China. Maybe
you should have held back on the press release then, huh?
Two Nice New Players from iRiver:
iFP-900 and H300
Two Nice New Players from iRiver:
iFP-900 and H300
05/18/2004 07:31 AMiRiver has two new music players coming up, both of which sport nice
looking color LCD displays. The silver iFP-900 has a 1.2-inch LCD (the
two units in the pictures probably definitely aren't to scale), 40
hour play time with a rechargeable battery, real time MP3 encoding
from line-in, integrated...
Combo CD-A/V Player Unveiled By TI,
iRiver
Combo CD-A/V Player Unveiled By TI,
iRiver
09/07/2004 12:01 PMTechWeb Sep 7 2004 4:01PM GMT
iRiver N10 OLED Flash Player
iRiver N10 OLED Flash Player
07/23/2004 09:21 AM
Korean MP3 fabricator iRiver
has announced a new flash-memory-based pendant-style player with a
16-shade OLED display. Dubbed the N10 (INTENZ!), the unit will be
offered in 128MB, 256MB, and 512MB options. Apparently, the N10
already sells in Europe for around $360 (yeah, no way, right?). Flash
players are extremely neat in function and size, but pricing like that
is just painful.
Read - Product Page (Korean) [iRiverKR
via I4U]
Never Use iPhoto's "Erase After
Transfer" Option
Never Use iPhoto's "Erase After
Transfer" Option
05/11/2004 07:38 PMPretend it isn't even there. Verify that your photos came in
correctly,
then use your camera's menus to erase the card. By
Jim Heid (via MyAppleMenu)
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