Web site iFixit offers several free, detailed step-by-step tutorials for performing various DIY repairs and upgrades on your Mac.
The iFixit team, show you with excruciating detail how to completely disassemble and reassemble your Mac, making it easy for you to replace or upgrade any parts along the way. If you've always wanted to upgrade your Mac but you don't have the dough to spend letting the Genius Bar do it for you, the iFixit guides should help a lot.
Apple and Nike have unveiled an iPod gizmo to put more rhythm in your run: the Nike+iPod Sports Kit, the first product coming out of a new partnership between the companies. The wireless kit lets Nike's new Air Zoom Moire shoes send fitness data to your iPod Nano via a sensor you tuck inside the running shoe.
The wireless kit lets Nike's new Air Zoom Moire shoes send fitness data to your iPod Nano - via a sensor you tuck inside the running shoe and a small receiver that attaches to the Nano. As you run, the sensor records your distance, time, pace and calories burned in real time and displays data on the Nano. At the push of a button, audio feedback is delivered through Nano's earbuds.
The $29 kit will be available within 60 days at Apple stores and shops where Nike footwear is sold.
Of course, you'll have to spend at least $149 for the Nano and $100 for the shoes. Six other iPod-ready Nike shoe models are coming.
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Imagine a Windows laptop that could boot up as much as 25 seconds more quickly than usual, last up to 30 minutes longer on battery power, and be as much as five times more reliable than existing PCs. That is Samsung's vision for the value of its new Hybrid Hard Drive (HHD), a next-generation drive that combines flash memory with traditional rotating magnetic storage.
Wcities' Pod CityGuides are free iPod note file packages with information on thousands of hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions in over 300 cities.
Choose a continent and city, download and install a Pod CityGuide on your iPod for free before you travel, for a pocket reference to a new place. My aging second-gen iPod doesn't have the notes feature so I wasn't able to test drive a Pod CityGuide myself, but it you do, let us know how it goes in the comments or in an email.
