Just a Nanosecond…
Apple launched this behind our backs. But I don’t mind being surprised. This is beautiful. (Goodbye, iPod mini.)
And iTunes 5 should be promising. Let’s see how the folders in Playlists work out.
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it’s a beautiful thing isn’t it? mike just made fun of my ipod MACRO 🙂