Two guys in Tampa Florida created iPhone costumes for Halloween. Each costume weighs around 60 lbs. and features a video clip running from a video iPod onto an LCD TV.
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The Boston Red Sox beat the Colorado Rockies in four straight games to win their second World Series in the last four years. With a swinging strike on a Papelbon pitch the Rockies took their last swing of the season. The Red Sox dominated in all four games against the Rockies. In game four the Red Sox won the World Series title on a 4-3 win over the Rockies.
After waiting 86 years for a World Series win the Red Sox have now won two championships in the last four years. Congratulations!
Six years ago Apple Computer released their first iPod and began the digital media player revolution. Since its release the iPod has become a cultural phenomenon and has morphed into the an entire line of digital media players including the iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano, iPod Classic and iPod Touch. Today the iPod commands a huge market lead with over 85% of the market cornered. In the last quarter Apple shipped over 10 million iPods.
When the iPod was introduced it could only hold 1,000 songs in a device that would easily fit into your pocket. The first player worked only with Mac’s and held the songs on a “super-thin” 5 GB hard drive. Today the iPod easily connects with both Macs and PCs and the 160 GB hard drive based “Classic” iPod can hold up to 40,000 songs. It sells for only $349. Or, $50 less than the original iPod.
Happy 6th Birthday, iPod.
The Red Sox completed their dramatic comeback from 3-1 to win Game 7 in the ACLS and advance to the World Series. Off to an early start for the third game in a row the Red Sox showed their determination to win.
The Sox held the Indians off all night before dominating in the seventh, eighth and ninth. The Red Sox will host the Colorado Rockies at Fenway on Wednesday night. Congratulations and Good Luck.
Apple announced today that Leopard their next generation OS will be go on sale Friday October 26th. Apple Stores plan on selling Leopard (Mac OS 10.5) beginning at 6 PM Friday for $129. Leopard will introduce 300 new and enhanced features including a new desktop featuring stacks and an enhanced finder featuring Cover Flow. Additional features include Quick Look, Spaces and the backup utility Time Machine.
Learn more: http://www.apple.com/macosx/