Free Ipod Movies Download: Apple Computer iQuiz (aka iPod Quiz)

Pros: A visually-evolved sequel to 2003's built-in iPod game Music Quiz, drawing on your iPod's music database for five fun, game show-like rounds of trivia, plus wagering bonus rounds. Engaging and fun. Includes separate factual trivia packs for music, movies, and TV shows that don't require these forms of content to be on your iPod. For first time ever, permits users to create their own add-on trivia packs with graphics and text of their own, whether educational, fun, or serious, using free quiz creation software. Aggressively priced by iPod Game standards. Cons: Requires a well-tuned iPod music database for main Music Quiz 2 portion to work properly, and even then, randomly-generated questions occasionally may be difficult to answer other than with random luck. Relatively high iPod battery drain in Music Quiz 2 mode.

Free Ipod Movies Download: Free(er) bird?

It is a truism in Silicon Valley that information wants to be free. Increasingly, entertainment is becoming more like information. It is being shaped by the same physics and business models that govern information technology. As a consequence, entertainment wants to be free; that is to say, free of the artificial constraints on its consumption that are vestiges of business models that were established in an analog world. British music label EMI's recent announcement that it would offer its music online without the DRM (Digital Rights Management) locks that confined it to one type of digital player is a powerful strategic move to navigate the new world where entertainment is very much like information. The motion picture and television industries, both of which have had a little more time to try to prepare for life in the information industry, should be watching EMI closely.