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In anticipation and celebration of the eve of the steve-note, I’ve decided to post some photos I took of the Apple Cube on 5th Avenue. The photo was taken the day before Thanksgiving. I didn’t have enough time to go inside so all I got is the outside.

Recently I tried out the iSkin evo3 for the ipod video. The first thing I like about the case is how it protects the iPod. Out of all the cases I’ve tried, this is definitely the best way to keep your iPod scratch proof which is great. The protection doesn’t compromise viewing ability and port accessibility also and the scroll wheel worked perfectly and the audio jack align perfectly. The hold switch is hard to move though because it covered by rubber.

One large draw backs of the case though is getting the iPod in the case. Its a hard process that takes me a few minutes each time. The case is made of two components, the main rubber part and the clear plastic shield. So at the beginning, you slip the iPod in the rubber slip pouch, and then have to place the plastic shield in the rivets of the rubber. You then have to slide the rubber around the shield or else the seal won’t be correct. Getting the plastic in the rubber rivet is the task that takes a while because the iPod is in the way.

Does the same album art work show up in coverflow of iTunes? Yesterday I was playing around with the iTunes coverflow and the view by album art, but one problem was that the list had multiple entrees because there were features on the album and such. I figured out that if you select the album tracks and right click to get info, you can input ‘Album Artist’ and the tracks will group together.

You can now control the artwork and gapless playback from that pane as well in the get info.

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