MiShare - A must for IPod users
If a friend's digital music collection leaves you with playlist envy,
instant gratification is one step closer. MiShare lets music
connoisseurs swap files between iPods on the fly.
The device serves as a bridge between two iPods (though not the
Shuffle or Touch models) and allows sharing of songs, videos and
photos. It can transmit a 3-megabyte song in about 6 seconds, or a
60-megabyte album in under 2 minutes. Pushing a button copies the most
recently played song; holding it down copies the whole playlist.
But miShare doesn't eliminate the need to connect to a computer
altogether. When you sync your iPod with iTunes, you are prompted to
unlock any songs and videos that are protected by Apple's anticopying
system by entering the original purchaser's user name and password.
Unprotected songs are available for immediate playback (but sharing
responsibly is always a good idea).
The device, which will be available this month for $100 from
mishare.com, is simple in form, but the manual is a must-read for the
technologically timid.
Posted by Rochak at 8:32 AM
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