Share your tunes with Mishare
Want to share a great song with a friend from your iPod but no computer in sight? Try mishare.
This little device transfers songs, photos or video between two iPods at the push of a button.
To share just create an “on-the-go” playlist, hook up the iPods to your mishare device (it’s rechargeable) and push the big button to start the sharing.
It’s available for $99.50
Seen in Real Simple
Flipswap
Flipswap is a new option for getting rid of your old cell phone or Apple iPod. Trade in hundreds of models for Amazon gift cards or recycle models that are outdated or unable to be fixed.
The average cell phone user gets a new device every 18 months. Meanwhile, tons of electronic waste are building up in landfills. Recycling for reuse or destruction in environmentally sustainable ways are the only responsible options when it comes to getting rid of your old device.
Flipswap makes it easy by paying for shipping on your device and giving you a gift card for a trade-in value if you qualify or planting a tree through its reLeaf project.
It only take a few minutes to search for your model and see what your trade-in value might be. Turn that trash into treasure!
found via imommies.com
Music Class
It’s almost back to school time and it seems some kids in the UK won’t have to worry about boredom as much as the rest of us.
As simple as its become to sneak music into the classroom it looks like Marks and Spencer is making it even easier with ipod enabled jackets. Sure we’ve seen clothing specially designed with ipod pockets before, but not in school uniform style. The jackets claim to “securely contain ipods and neatly conceal wires for music on the move” or music in class.
I like the jackets, uniforms are definitely an untapped market where tech is concerned. I just don’t know how many educators are going to appreciate the promotion of “concealed wires” in a specified school setting.
