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On 9 Oct 2013, at 20:14, Toby Leighton wrote:
> I adore the sound from my 1st gen shuffle(s) very punchy compared to other
> ipod models, although I hear rumors the latest latest phones and ipod touches
> finally have a similar audio st
:-) cheers Jason
I meant the apology by way the original post was about jogging with an
iphone, and ipad/ipad mini... and i was mainly replying as a way of
professing my enthusiasm for the audio quality of ipod shuffle! Maybe
thread-jacking rather than off topic. Still steered it back on again ou
Not off-topic, for the record.
I think 'Mac user group' in a way, means 'Apple user group' because when
it was formulated, 'Mac' WAS 'Apple'. I would be easy-going about
Windows alternatives to Mac hardware or software, for instance, because
it's part of the conversation about Macs even if ind
I adore the sound from my 1st gen shuffle(s) very punchy compared to other
ipod models, although I hear rumors the latest latest phones and ipod
touches finally have a similar audio standard.
Whenever I see a 1st gen shuffle for sale at a reasonable price I pick one
up. They can easily be spotte
You can get podcasts on a Nano. I'm always surprised of its capacity.
Compared to my phone (which is only the 16G - never make that mistake again)
its enormous in terms of what it can hold. A just s dinky!
D
On 9 Oct 2013, at 02:33, "Michael Dennis - FanChants.com"
wrote:
> Yeah I'd go
Yeah I'd go with the nano but I use an app and I generally listen to podcasts
when running. a second hand Touch might be the way to go.
Michael
On 8 Oct 2013, at 22:43, Deborah Molwuka wrote:
> Love my tiny Nano for running. Deffo wouldn't take the iPad mini out. Maybe
> the cheap phone al
I wish I could get the battery replaced on my first-general shuffle (the
guides e.g.
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Replacing+iPod+Shuffle+1st+Generation+Battery+%26+Logic+Board/427/1)
has a rating of "very difficult":(
but I'm convinced the sound was better than some recent devices...
On 8 Oct
Love my tiny Nano for running. Deffo wouldn't take the iPad mini out. Maybe
the cheap phone also necessary for potential running accidents and the need to
call for emergency back up?
Deborah (Fitness Instructor BTW)
On 7 Oct 2013, at 17:08, Michael Dennis - FanChants.com
wrote:
> After me g
If you forgo the phone number (ignoring Skype or sip options) You should
still be able to receive txt style messages on the thing with iMessages,
assuming iphone gadgets of various ages all round?
On 8 October 2013 04:30, Michael Dennis - FanChants.com <
mich...@fanchants.com> wrote:
> Cheers Sa
Cheers Sam, Some sort of iPad mini backpack would work otherwise I think you
are right :)
Think the Mini is the way forward for me. WhatsApp, Skype (although Skype on
iPhone isn't ideal all the time. I might look into something different to
Skype, maybe Viber or other similar) and Facetime, plu
Hi Michael
Forget running with the iPad Mini, it's too big for that. You might want an
iPod touch instead. Other than that I can't see any problems with using the
Mini in place of an iPhone if you don't actually need a phone number.
Regards
Sam
MacAmbulance Ltd.
Providing Aff
After me going on about how disappointed I was with the new iPhone, my 4s ist
kapput in protest. I think it's because of water getting in whilst running. I
think the local distributor here in Thailand would swap it for a reffurbed one
on the Apple deal of around £120.
The irony of it is when I
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