FEATURE OF THE WEEK | 01/09/09 – 01/16/09

ByMike Moffit

For several weeks we’ve known that AT&T would finally be introducing the iPhone in Vermont mid-January. The time is almost here. We’ve heard from various AT&T affiliates that the iPhone will be launched in Vermont next week. To commemorate this long overdue occasion, we’ve put all iPhone 3G
cases on sale. Every single one. They’re $5 – $10 off, or with a free FM transmitter.

You can see all iPhone cases by clicking here.

We offer dozens of iPhone-compatible speakers, clocks, chargers, and FM transmitters as well. Most of these are listed in the iPod Accessories category.

Regarding iPhone 3G cases, I like the Contour HardSkin in black. It makes the phone easier to grip, gives a shock protection, and is relatively low-profile.

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  • iLife '09 Update: GarageBand

    At Macworld, Phil Schiller introduced a new version of GarageBand. The biggest new feature is called “Learn to Play.” It is designed to teach people to play instruments such as guitar and keyboards. You see the a representation of the instrument on the screen with a video of the instructor facing you.

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  • iLife '09 Up-To-Date Program

    iLife ’09 looks like an awesome upgrade. Too bad it won’t be released until the need of the month. Fortunately, Apple has an iLife ’09 up-to-date program. If you’ve purchased a qualifying computer on or after January 6, 2009 that does not include iLife ’09, you can upgrade to iLife ’09 for US $9.95 plus tax.

    *Apple will administer this program, including collecting the $9.95 and shipping the iLife ’09 DVD.*

    More information about this is forthcoming. Please check “our blog”:http://blog.smalldog.com on or after Monday, January 12 for additional details!

  • iLife '09 New Features and Mac Box Set

    Get the most out of the photos, movies, and music on your Mac with the latest versions of iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iWeb, and iDVD! It has lots of new features, which we’ll highlight below. *Note that iLife ’09 includes all five applications which are not available for purchase separately.*

    On a related note, the Mac Box Set was announced as well: this is one package that includes Mac OS X Leopard, iLife ’09 and iWork ’09 for $169.99 (You’ll save over $100; Leopard alone is $129.99!) Also available in Family Pack: $229.99

    This will ship late this month; reserve your copy below!

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    Family Pack:
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  • iWork '09: New Features

    Some big changes were announced to the iWork suite of productivity applications at Macworld on Tuesday. Like iWork ’08, iWork ’09 includes Pages, Keynote and Numbers. Integration and sharing have been vastly improved across the suite, and it still offers excellent Microsoft Office compatibility.

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    Single User Edition:
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    Family Pack:
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    Pages received a bunch of updates this time around, most notably:

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    * *Mail merge with Numbers* makes adding addresses, names and more really simple.
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