Apple earlier today unleashed iTunes 8, the newest version of its media player application. iTunes 8 gives you a fresh way to browse your music, improved accessibility for the vision-impaired, and a new automatic playlist-generation feature dubbed Genius. Judging from my test-drive of iTunes 8, the new features are useful, but none are particularly groundbreaking, must-have additions.

The iTam Tam is a support for your iPod or iPhone that looks like a stool. But, if you look more carefully, you can see that it has a fiber circle on its top, and it serves as a tam tam, a type of gong from Asia.
It has two channels, each of 25 watts and it can be delivered in either black or white color. It surely is an interesting concept, but I can’t see much of its usability. For $570, I don’t think you’ll buy it just as a …

Here’s one of the most compact portable speaker that has just caught my attention on account of its expandable chamber that amplifies the sound by sound resonation. It’s good to have one of these with you when going on a trip. When you’re done listening to the music, just pack it, stick it in one your bag’s compartments and move on to. You can plug it in your iPod or cell phone and is able to offer only 2.4W for 6 to 8 hours, based on a 4 hours charge …

After the rumors that Apple is going to cut the price on iPhone and iPod Touch, now we’ve got something official. The 1GB Apple Pod Shuffle’s price has been reduced from $79 to $49 and they have also introduced a 2GB version, that’s cheaper than the 1GB’s old price. For the new 2GB iPod Shuffle you only have to pay $69.

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It’s been rumored for a while that Apple was preparing a 16GB iPhone and now the rumors got true. It was expected since the 16GB iPod announced back in September, but unfortunately the iPhone still doesn’t feature 3G.
The 16GB iPhone is available immediately both for US and International markets, so in the next few days you should see it in stores, if it’s available in your country. They have also released a 32GB iPod touch and they are both priced at $499.

According to a spokesperson of Apple, 802.11 WiFi represents the future of iPods and the touch screen equipped devices are the proof they used to make this statement. He says that the need of improvement drives them forward and that the iPods will be the first WiFi mobile platforms. They look very confident, so why don’t believe them? We are waiting to see what novelties can they bring in this technology.

The iPod family has just grown bigger with it’s latest member, the pink anodized aluminum iPod nano. The pink version sports a 8GB internal memory and it comes with free engraving, shipping in just 24 hours. You can start ordering it, as it’s already available for $199.
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