a bittorrent app that will drag-and-drop reformat for various devices. wonder if i should replace Deluge...

"Bach: Well, as you know, we just announced a number of new things for Zune. From a product and capability perspective, we feel very, very good. Customer satisfaction is very high. It's over 90 percent. People like our devices. Second thing that's important is, we're going to continue to invest in the software and services side, as well. And that's where you've seen our best, I would say, innovations." - really?

a mobile friendly interface for WordPress...coooooool. have this in place, and it's tremendous.

not sure i'm ready to jailbreak the device, particularly since folks who did this previously had their phones bricked (which is crap, obviously)

"I guess my next player won't be an iPod after all." - <sigh> same here

DVD Jon deconstructs Jobs DRM statements

the iPod as an indispensable baseball tool; it's always interesting to see what folks make of new technologies

"At heart, digital rights management (DRM) is a business strategy, not a police action. And that strategy may be reaching the end of its natural life." - would that i could believe this

"The 3-play/3-day limit on wireless music sharing is a major handicap, though." - a major handicap as in, he'll fix it? ;)

bless Pilgrim for fixing this; soon as i get my video iPod fixed i'll be using this

Big Papi's doing this too, i hear

dammit; guess i'll have to make do with the FM transmitter i got for xmas - on the good news front, it works better in the Volvo than it ever did in the Taurus or Explorer

having some fun w/ the 'softies - gets to James' Apple packaging, etc points

Christensen on Apple: almost totally agree, and one of the reasons i think OS X and iTunes may plateau in the near future

an account of one of Friend of RedMonk Waugh's recent presentations

good post on why the iPod succeeds from Havoc: simplicity

mostly on target rant vis a vis Linux IM, but i think IM is far from the problem; it's things like iPod/iTunes that ultimately will hold a lot of mainstream kids back

remember when i mentioned that Switchfoot is telling people how to defeat their CRM? here's an article on the trend

too funny; iPod's permeate social settings in ways i would not have predicted

i don't know Switchfoot, but i like these guys already: explaining how to copy their CD's to iPods, defeating the DRM? gotta love it

interesting Linux based iPod friendly music player

sorry to hear it, Erik. this sucks, but maybe the new iPod will be nicer ;)

looks to be mac only, but very cool nonetheless

bit skeptical of this, but MP3 owners are sort of self-selecting. of my group of friends, however, that have them zero have downloaded podcasts

good take on Napster (via Tanglao)

yes. the iPod and its ilk are merely ancillary factors to a general cultural shift, which prizes public anonyminity

good to see the honest admission of a mistake - Sony's still got ability, they just need to free the hardware folks

GNOME/Evolution bounties - i'm all for it, it's similar to the Codeweavers' system

the iPod gets you action? who knew :)

Dare nicely sums up the churn around Scoble's recent post. i agree, it's naive and not particularly helpful, but the responses are a little overblown

'The answer to every marketing question though isn't 'start a weblog' and 'target the blogosphere'. Apple did neither and still owns 90% of the market" don't agree with the Jupiter guys all that much, but i agree. Scoble's suggestion gets points for creat

very funny, except quit the harshing on the ramones or cat power ;) (via Joi)

HowTo on using an iPod with Linux (via James)

cross-platform iPod loading application (via /.)

first the bank's take your time with wirless email, next, iPods?

i should get one of those bumper stickers, for i too am a user of the Griffin iTrip - the reception's not that great in my car, however, so i doubt the spillover's that significant (via BoingBoing)

definition from Winer on what podcasting is - essentially it's using RSS to download audio and load it to your iPod automatically