iPod Touch Review: ByLine – An Excellent RSS Reader
OK, so I now have to retract part of what I said in my last article about RSS readers. There is an excellent RSS reader on AppStore called Byline that…
iPod Touch Tip #6: RSS Readers Still Missing The Mark
Having quick and easy access to information is one of the strong points of the iPhone and the iPod Touch. With their online capabilities, the Internet is at your fingertips,…
iPod Touch Review: Belkin Silicone Skin Case
I'm always looking for decent cases for the devices I carry, and I have found another case for the iPod Touch that I just love. The Belkin Silicone Skin Case…
iPod Touch Tip #5: Quick Keyboard Entry Tips
Text entry on the iPod Touch's on-screen keyboard is surprisingly easy, but sometimes, it can be tedious to enter numbers, symbols, or special characters. But did you know that there…
iPod Touch Review: Wikpedia on your iPod Touch!
Arguably, one of the greatest current contributions to the Internet is Wikipedia, a solid encyclopedic resource for general knowledge of topics spanning literally millions of articles. Though the accuracy of…
iPod Touch Tip #4: Backing Up Web Clips
Web Clips on your iPod Touch's Home Page are very handy, but if you accidentally delete one, how do you get it back? Well, you can't. When you create a…
iPod Touch Tip #3: Safari Screen Rotation
Here's a simple, yet not always intuitive tip. Have you ever been using Safari while lying down in bed or on a couch? You get comfortable, and as you tilt…
iPod Touch Review: Griffin Elan Convertible Case
Like any PDA or pocket-sized electronic device, the iPod Touch is prone to scratches and dings, so on eof the first accessories you should consider is a case to protect…
iPod Touch Tip #2: Using Google Maps Routes Offline
The Google Maps application included in the "January Update" apps has a very nice offline feature: Routing. While connected to WiFi, Tap the "Directions" button, and enter the starting location…
iPod Touch News: Software Development Kit (SDK)
Apple announced that in February 2008, they would release a Software Development Kit (SDK) enabling third-party developers to create applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Many people are placing…
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