Meizu M6se Mini Media Player

Ipod Movies: Should your requirements in an media player include thin and stylish, competitive specs, large capacity, a decent price and not an iPod then you may have found your perfect solution. Meizu's M6se is only 7mm thick (only half a mm more than the iPod nano), has an impressive 8GB Flash capacity and runs for only $130. It sports a nice 2.41″ QVGA display screen and supports playback of MP3, WAV, OGG audio and MPEG4, MPEG2, WMV9, H.263/264, and RM(VB) and video. You can also use a TV out jack to push those movies to your television at a 720 x 480 resolution. The battery will support up to 30 hours of music playback or 5 hours of video. The Meizu M6se also has a built-in FM tuner.Unfortunately we're going to have to wait a little while for this one since they aren't expecting to start shipping until Q4 of this year, but hopefully in time for the holiday season.

Apple Games Features iQuiz For iPod

Ipod Movies: Apple Games has posted another game feature, this one describing iQuiz, one of Apple's growing collection of games for the popular iPod multimedia device. iQuiz offers fast paced trivia quizzes with questions on a variety of subjects including television, music, and movies. Using Aspyr Media's iQuiz Maker (also featured in Apple's article) players can create their own quizzes, or download the offerings of other iQuiz owners.Test your mastery of all things trivial with iQuiz, which comes loaded with four question packs: TV Show Trivia, Music Trivia, Movie Trivia, and Music Quiz 2. Answer a series of multiple-choice or true-false questions, but make sure you dont get three wrong or your game will end. You can even download a utility that allows you to create quizzes to share with friends (see Become the QuizMaster , below).

Get video on stream

Ipod Movies: APPLE TV is here, and it promises to change the way you enjoy video just as the iPod changed the way you enjoy music, wirelessly streaming content from your computer to your home-entertainment system. But with movies and TV shows not yet available in the Australian iTunes Store, it might not seem very useful.Sure, you can use the AppleTV device to stream home movies, podcasts, movie trailers, songs and music videos, but without movies and TV shows it kind of defeats the purpose of video-on-demand, doesn't it?Well, just because Apple won't sell you the content yet doesn't mean you can't take matters into your own hands.