iPod Links
Mobile Page
Click on the link below from your mobile device.
iPod Touch - Technical
- Unbricking Your iPod Touch
- iPod Touch Connectivity
- Convert Files For iPod Touch / iPhone
- ConvertTube - Download Online Videos
- iPhone Simulator
- Add Gmail to iPhone / iPod Touch
- Media Monkey - iPod Manager
Technical
iPod Touch - Applications
- AppShopper - Free Downloads
- Discover - File Transfers
- Mochasoft - Connectivity Apps
- i.TV - TV Guide
- AutoAlert Tracker
- Google Earth
- FStream
- TruPhone (VoIP)
- TouchTerm (SSH)
- Truveo Video Search
- IM+ Lite
- WiFi Finder
- FlashLight
- AP Mobile News Network
- Flycast Mobile Radio Network
- Speed Test
- DSLReports Speed Test
- AOL Radio
- CraigSearch
- Easy WiFi for AT&T (iPhone Only)
- TWIT.am
- IHeartRadio
- Flash Light
- myLite - Strobe & SOS
- Files Lite
- Box.net - Online File Sharing (1GB)
- Package Tracker Lite
- Tilt Meter
- UStream Viewing Application
- Fring VOIP (Access Skype)
- Skype
- Pinger TextFree - Free Text Messaging
- Anonymous Web Browser
PodCasts
- Security Now
- This Week in Tech
- Net at Night
- This Week in Law
- Weather Brains
- This Week In Amateur Radio
Commerce
iPod Tips
Listening to Local Radio Stations
Download FStream.
Select Add Station.
To Add WZZK (WZZK.com):
URL: mms://uni2.cox.streamaudio.com/WZZK_FM
Format: WMA
Bitrate (kbs): 23
To Add National Weather Service Radio - Birmingham:
URL: http://audioplayer.wunderground.com:80/bullet8176/Jasper.mp3
Format: MP3
Bitrate (kbs): 16
To Add WNCB (http://newcountry973.com):
URL: mms://uni2.cox.streamaudio.com/WNCB_FM
Format: WMA
Bitrate (kbs): 23
Using Box.net to Transfer Files
Box.net is a service that allows you to create space online to hold files, and ultimately transfer them to and from your iPhone or iPod Touch.
Go to http://Box.net and create a free 1GB account.
Download Box.net application to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
*Tip: Upload documents to your Box by sending attachments to ten.xob|daolpu#ten.xob|daolpu from moc.sserdda|liame_ruoy#moc.sserdda|liame_ruoy.
Using Files Lite with Linux
Download Files Lite application to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
If you have a recent version of the Gnome or KDE desktop you should already have WebDAV support built-in. If not, see note below.
GNOME:
- In Nautilus select 'Connect to Server' from the Places or File menu.
- Select 'WebDAV (HTTP)
- For 'Server' enter the IP address portion of the Files URL. eg: 192.168.1.103
- Enter '8080' for Port.
- Enter a user name if you set up remote authentication in Files.
- Click 'Connect'
KDE:
To connect from KDE enter the Files URL into the Konqueror's Address Bar. You should replace 'http:' with 'webdev'.
eg: webdav://0.0.0.0:8080
Note: The above instructions should work with any current version of Linux, however if not, follow the instructions below.
To connect to Files from any operating system you need client software which supports the WebDAV protocol. For example you can use AnyClient (www.anyclient.com), which is a free Java WebDAV client.
On Linux you can use Davfs (http://dav.sourceforge.net).
