Ease the Safari-to-iTunes lyric pasting task: "Use a simple AppleScript to make it simpler to copy lyrics from Safari (or any other browser) to iTunes.

(Via MacCentral.)

Steve Jobs: Steve Jobs's Obituary, As Run By Bloomberg: "" (Via gawker.) Read more [...]

Eight Great Back-to-School iPhone Apps [Back To School]: "If you're headed back to school this semester with an iPhone or iPod touch in your pocket, you're in luck: The iTunes App Store is filled with applications to make your life easier as a student and as the hip young college type you are. Whether you're hitting the books or the bars, keep reading for a closer look at eight of the best back-to-school iPhone and iPod touch applications. (Not headed back to school? Don't worry, we've got a few Read more [...]

What to do with an old iPhone: "You’ve upgraded to Apple’s iPhone 3G. But what to do with that original iPhone you bought a year ago? Christopher Breen outlines three options—give it away, sell it, or keep it.

(Via MacCentral.)

Review: Internet radio apps for iPhone: "Think video killed the radio star? Think again—a vast selection of content remains available via Internet radio. And several apps are available via the App Store to help you listen to that content through your iPhone or iPod touch.

(Via MacCentral.)

iPod Nano Case Leaks, Next iPod Touch to Have GPS?: "

More evidence is appearing that supports the rumored taller iPod Nano design with a curved screen. Case designs (seen above) at Alibaba (via Engadget) depict new cases for an iPod Nano 4G. The 4th generation iPod Nano has been rumo..."

(Via MacRumors.)

MagSafe no more - new glitch hits Apple Inc.: "Apple offers replacement for faulty MagSafe power adaptors

Apple has yet another glitch going - this time it has been forced to offer to replace faulty MagSafe power adaptors.

(Via Macworld UK.)

Microsoft plans Apple event spoiler?: "Is Microsoft preparing to out-maneuver Apple's September product launch?

The Mac rumour machine is predicting Apple will introduce new products at a special event on 9 September - but now it appears Microsoft plans to flex its muscle to spoil Apple's game.

(Via Macworld UK.)

Locked iPhones can be unlocked without a password: "Simple flaw topples iPhone security...

Private information stored in Apple's iPhone and protected by a lock code can be accessed by anyone with just a few button presses.

(Via Macworld UK.)

Tim Hortons coffee locator comes to the iPhone: "If you're a fan of Tim Hortons coffee, you'll love this new locator app for the iPhone.

(Via MacCentral.)

Search for iTunes music by star rating: "Want to filter your iTunes library by rating information? Just type some asterisks.

(Via MacCentral.)

New iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iTunes 8.0, and Blu-Ray in OS X 10.5.6?: " Digg.com's Kevin Rose has posted a new blog entry and YouTube video claiming to have knowledge of upcoming iPod updates with a significant number of details: - Revamp of entire iPod line. - Small cosmetic changes to Touc..." (Via MacRumors.) Read more [...]

Photosynth Opens for User-Created 3D Panoramas [Digital Photos]: "Photosynth, a Microsoft Live Labs project previously available as a view-only tech preview, now lets those signed up with Windows Live to upload and create their own multi-photo walk-through panoramas. The webapp, which requires an 8MB software installation on the user's side, can stitch together dozens or hundreds of photos and then let viewers 'walk' through them, altering perspective and creating entirely new views from the details Read more [...]

iPod Touch: Adding NES ROMs - The Simplest Way Possible: "So you want the easiest way possible to add NES ROMs to your Jailbroken iPod Touch? Well you’re in luck, this way is as easy as it gets. There is no SSHing from your computer into the iPod Touch. You don’t even have to download the ROMs from the internet (which is illegal by the way)." (Via lonman06.) Read more [...]

...Web radio is toast - The INQUIRER: "Soon the only place where Internet radio will survive is on illegal sites in foreign parts where governments are brave enough to ignore the Recording Company mafiaa. Still with the US government on both sides of the house taking bribes from the entertainment business in election year, we can guarantee that such nations will be dubbed terrorists and troops sent in any day now...." (Via theinquirer.) Read more [...]