Things To Do With A Dead iPod
Feb 22nd, 2008 | By James Lewin | Category: General, iPods & Portable Media Players, StrangeWhat do you do with a dead iPod? Rhett and Link have some ideas for you. via iJustine
What do you do with a dead iPod? Rhett and Link have some ideas for you. via iJustine
It looks like the proposed tax on iPods to support musicians has finally been put to rest: Last summer, music industry officials, retailers and consumers all debated the merits of the Copyright Board of Canada’s tentative decision to place a levy on iPod’s and other MP3 players ‚Äì a tariff that depending on the amount […]
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