CD to iPod - and beyond?
07/08/10 10:27
CD to iPod transfer is what we’re about, so we have lots of computers and a few miles (or so it seems) of white cables. So as an investor in copper I was interested to see the latest speculation about the upcoming updates to the iPod range.
If you’ve followed the iPhone launch and the TV ads you’ll have seen a feature called Facetime. It’s pretty much what you get when you hook up a webcam to Skype, video conferencing. Well there’s now speculation that the upcoming iPods will offer this feature. So I wondered how?
My camera is built into my MacBook, my wife’s PC has one perched on her screen and connected via a USB cable. My MacBook is online wirelessly, my wife’s PC is connected via an ethernet cable into our router.
How would Facetime work on an iPod? Well, ideally it would be wireless, nobody loves tripping over cables. If it were wireless you could use it out and about, say over the free wifi in MacDonalds. Hang on, doesn’t that make an iPod and iPhone?
CD to iPod, to iPhone. That sounds good.
If you’ve followed the iPhone launch and the TV ads you’ll have seen a feature called Facetime. It’s pretty much what you get when you hook up a webcam to Skype, video conferencing. Well there’s now speculation that the upcoming iPods will offer this feature. So I wondered how?
My camera is built into my MacBook, my wife’s PC has one perched on her screen and connected via a USB cable. My MacBook is online wirelessly, my wife’s PC is connected via an ethernet cable into our router.
How would Facetime work on an iPod? Well, ideally it would be wireless, nobody loves tripping over cables. If it were wireless you could use it out and about, say over the free wifi in MacDonalds. Hang on, doesn’t that make an iPod and iPhone?
CD to iPod, to iPhone. That sounds good.
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