iLoungeiLounge
    Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn RSS
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms Of Use
    Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn RSS
    iLoungeiLounge
    • News
      • Apple
        • AirPlay
        • iCloud
        • iTunes
        • HealthKit
        • HomeKit
        • HomePod
        • iOS 13
        • Apple Pay
        • Apple TV
        • Siri
      • AirPods Pro
      • Apps
        • Apple Music
      • Rumors
      • Humor
      • Technology
        • CES
      • Articles
      • Web Stories
    • iPhone
      • iPhone Accessories
    • iPad
    • iPod
      • iPod Accessories
    • Apple Watch
      • Apple Watch Accessories
    • Mac
      • MacBook Air
      • MacBook Pro
    • Reviews
      • App Reviews
    • How-to
      • Ask iLounge
    • Daily Deals
    iLoungeiLounge

    Mix: Synaptics, iClod, HealthPod, PumpedforSummer

    By LC AngellMay 14, 2021 3:36 pm UTC

    Apple could once again tap Synaptics to provide the touch-sensor components for the iPod’s click wheel. Cowen and Company said Synaptics will likely receive a “meaningful but minority role” as a supplier to Apple as early as the first quarter of 2007.

    In his latest Wired News column, Eliot Van Buskirk says that Microsoft’s Zune player is doomed. “Prior to Friday’s announcement, some were calling the new device the ‘mPod’ (Microsoft + iPod) killer. But given Microsoft’s typically tone deaf approach to usability and Apple’s market lead it will be a miracle if its next nickname isn’t the ‘iClod’ (iPod + clone + awful).”
    The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports: “A pilot program through Indianapolis-based Clarian Health Partners is providing iPods to bariatric patients as part of its ongoing efforts in education. ‘HealthPod’ is the first program in the nation to use the popular pint-sized devices as support mechanisms for bariatric patients.”

    PumpOne, which produces image-based personal training programs for the iPod, has announced PumpedforSummer. “It has three different workouts, each consisting of twelve exercises specifically designed to target problem areas like the abs, pecs, arms and butt; all the spots beach-goers want to show off, but usually end up trying to hide.”

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    LC Angell
    LC Angell
    • Twitter

    LC Angell was a senior editor at iLounge. Angell is known for her work on various aspects of the Apple ecosystem, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. In his role at iLounge, Angell was responsible for a wide range of editorial content, including reviews, buyer's guides, news, and features.

    Latest News
    Check your phone number on iOS and Android
    31 Best iPhone and iPad Games in 2023 
    Turn Your iPad into a Mini Laptop with the Discounted Zagg Messenger Folio 2
    Apple Adds Original iPad Air and Thunderbolt Display to ‘Obsolete’ List
    Apple drops iPhone prices for China’s ‘618’ festival
    Apple TV+ Series ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ to debut October 13
    Airplane Mode: Its Purpose and Proper Use
    Smartify Your Home with the Discounted Meross Dual Outlet HomeKit Smart Plug

    iLounge logo

    iLounge is an independent resource for all things iPod, iPhone, iPad, and beyond. iPod, iPhone, iPad, iTunes, Apple TV, and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

    Contact Us: [email protected]

    Tel: +1302-208-9669

    iLounge, 2810 North Church Street, Wilmington, Delaware, 19802, United States.

    • Contact Us
    • Submit News
    • About Us
    • Forums
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms Of Use
    This website is not affiliated with Apple Inc.
    iLounge © 2001 - 2023. All Rights Reserved.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.