iPod

What fun would an iPod be without the portability? You like to take it in the car, to the gym, your friends house, etc. In-car hardwired solutions sound fabulous, but they don't offer the ability to broadcast your iPod to any FM stereo.

Griffin Technology is the first company that comes to mind when I think of iPod accessories. My first Griffin product was the iTrip. I purchased it when I bought my first iPod in 2005. The iTrip fit on top of the iPod and looked very cool. After Apple introduced the iPod Nano, they had to design a new interface that would accommodate the Nano's ports and keep the slim look of the Nano without making it too bulky. Their solution is the iTrip Nano: A sleek FM transmitter that matches your iPod. READ MORE »

If you are looking for an extra stocking stuffer to go along with that iPod sitting under the tree, look no further. iPod - The Missing Manual, from New York Times Columnist, J.D. Biersdorfer, hits a home run with this one.

Totally revised and up to date with all of the latest iPods, you will quickly learn the basics and move right into more advanced features of iTunes and your iPod. Full color photos and to the point tutorials make this the indubitable book for getting the most out of your iPod. READ MORE »

Looking for that perfect attention getter case to sport your Nano this holiday season? Look no further than Marware's Sportsuit Santa.
Its a plush case that looks like it should be hanging on the mantle in your house. It features a plush red exterior with a smooth and soft interior lining. It's the perfect conversation starter to wear to all of the holiday parties. READ MORE »

Are you interested in the Nike+iPod kit for your iPod Nano, but don't want to run with Nike+ shoes? Fortunately, Marware has developed an inexpensive and easy alternative called the Sportsuit Sensor +.

It's a small neoprene and rubber pouch that allows you to attach the Nike sensor to your favorite running shoes of any brand. This is a fantastic solution for people who don't want to buy the special Nike shoes, for whatever reason.

We tested the Sportsuit Relay for iPod Nano, a combo solution consisting of Marware's patented wrist/armband case and the Sportsuit Sensor + case. The lightweight armband is made of a neoprene and rubber and comes with a velcro attachable extension. The extension can be attached if you have a thick wrist or if you want to wrap it around your upper arm. The extension is long enough that it should accommodate most male and female body types. READ MORE »

If you are an iPod owner, you probably enjoy listening to your iPod in the car. Currently, we have more options than ever to take our iPods with us. There are cassette adapters, line-in, FM adapters, and some of the expensive new cars come factory shipped with iPod connectors.
Well, if you want pure CD quality sound from your iPod & don't want to buy a new car or stereo, Peripheral Electronics has a total car integration package for after-market stereos, called iPod2Car gen2. READ MORE »

Are you looking for a new iPod case to safely tote your tunes? Check out the 'The Winkler' from Crumpler Bags. The Winkler case is one of the higher quality constructed cases I have recently used. With fun styling and durability, it will look great hooked to your belt or backpack. READ MORE »

You've purchased the most beautiful portable music device. Now what? You look in the box and notice the skimpy quick start guide that comes with your iPod. Sure this teaches me how to add music to iTunes and sync it... but does it tell me how to add notes, sync my calendar, or use it as an external hard drive? Unfortunately, the answer is no.

This is where iPod & iTunes: The Missing Manual comes in. NY Times writer J.D. Biersdorfer brings it into it's fourth edition covering the the whole iPod series from Shuffle to Video, you will learn everything you've ever wanted to know about your iPod - Mac or Windows. READ MORE »