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Steve Jobs liked vinyl better than iPod - Sky News Australia

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Steve Jobs liked vinyl better than iPod Sky News Australia Steve Jobs liked vinyl better than iPod Updated: 05:35, Monday February 6, 2012 Steve Jobs preferred vinyl to his iPod, Canadian rocker Neil Young has claimed. The late Apple boss was such a fan of music that he could not tolerate the digitally ... Neil Young Claims He Was Working on iPod Follow Up With Steve JobsUltimate Classic Rock Neil Young, Steve Jobs, Bill Ford ... and high-end car audioMother Nature Network (blog) all 7 news articles »

Neil Young: Steve Jobs and I were working on new iPod - The Guardian

The Guardian

Neil Young: Steve Jobs and I were working on new iPod The Guardian Neil Young has claimed he was working with the late Apple boss Steve Jobs on a follow-up to the iPod. Young said he and Jobs were developing a new device for listening to "high-resolution audio", which would download content "while you're sleeping". Neil Young's Music Rescue Mission (Video)All Things Digital Neil Young was working on next generation iPod with Steve JobsFox News Neil Young's plan to make digital music sound 20 times betterDigitaltrends.com Gizmodo UK -9 to 5 Mac -ElectricPig.co.uk all 83 news articles »

Tick Tock Alarm Clock iPod Dock - Wired News

Wired News

Tick Tock Alarm Clock iPod Dock Wired News It's decent: big digital display, radio, dual alarms, battery back-up so it keeps time even if the power goes out. But it's been around probably longer than iPods have existed, so there's one thing it doesn't have: an iPod dock.

Neil Young: Steve Jobs listened to vinyl - USA TODAY

USA TODAY

Neil Young: Steve Jobs listened to vinyl USA TODAY Paul Sakuma, AP The late Steve Jobs holding up an iPod Nano at a 2005 Apple event. Young said the Apple co-founder was such a fan of music that he didn't use his iPod and its digitally compressed files at home. Instead, he used a physical format ... Neil Young: Piracy Is The New RadioThe Inquisitr Neil Young And Steve Jobs Talked About Creating Higher-Quality Digital AudioRedOrbit Hey Hey, My My: MP3, It's Time to DiePCWorld (blog) The Australian all 338 news articles »

Voices of the community - Taranaki Daily News

Taranaki Daily News

Voices of the community Taranaki Daily News Charlie Whittaker, 14, and Nelson Smart, 15, host a radio show on Access Radio Taranaki once a week. At 4pm every Tuesday afternoon, Spotswood College students Nelson Smart, 15, and Charlie Whittaker, 14, put on their headphones, plug in an iPod and ...