Griffin's iTrip has been outlawed in the UK. Which is a bit of a shame really, as it is a device that plugs into the top of your iPod, enabling you to tune a nearby radio into it. Seems that the authorities think that we'll all be pirating the kHz of existing radio stations, thus forcing those nearby to listen to our particular tastes in music. Blame the Wireless Telegraphy Act of 1949.
That's just another cool thing that us Brits won't be getting (along with the revolutionary
Apple Music Store and the printing service of iPhoto. Anyone off to the States?
Picture: ©Griffin Technology
The other day I remembered to download an app called
Salling Clicker. You must download this if you have a Sony Ericsson phone. It is quite amazing. It enables you to use your mobile as a remote for iTunes, DVD Player, Keynote and many others. It also won a few awards too.
Picture: ©Salling Software
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