iPod

Here’s my quick review of the iPod nano along with some photos of accessories that work and do not work. The iPod nano has replaced the iPod shuffle for audio listening, it’s tiny, screen is great, it’s all the things I liked about the iPod photo, but in an impossibly small form factor. While it doesn’t run podzilla (yet) and it doesn’t have the little accessory port to control and power things like fm transmitters, remotes, etc…it’s a great little device. So for now, my 2g podzilla running iPod and the nano are in my bag and the old photo iPod when I need to offload stuff from a camera. Here are some photos…

The new iPod nano is out and while it’s not as hackable (yet) as its older cousins, you can do a few things like change the text strings, mod the font and even change the graphics (sorta). Here’s HOW TO mod a pod, a work in progress for the iPod nano….

Here’s a cool project to make use of the sturdy packaging that came with your iPhone. The “iHole” is a pinhole analog camera that actually takes pretty good pictures. Check out the how-to at the link below. [via], Link

Remember this Sony walkman from the 1980s? I actually used to have one of these to play all my old tapes. Here’s a nice hack that fits a standard iPod into the housing so that you can use your old housing without having to purchase an extra case for your MP3 player. Perfect fit – […]