iPod & iPhone

Universal Studios Home Entertainment (USHE) announced yesterday the launch of an array of enhanced iPhone and iPod touch-enabled features and social web-based offerings with the release of upcoming titles Bruno, Funny People, 9.

These innovations include the pocket BLU app, which offers iPhone and iPod users touch further enhancements to the Blu-ray experience, and social BLU, which offers Blu-ray users more ways to interact with their Facebook and Twitter networks through an Internet-connected Blu-ray player.

Here’s one for more for those that have a preference for the Nano over the other types of iPods.  Of course, don’t worry, this case is also available for the Touch as well.  The accessory allows for you to always have a speaker on hand, because the speaker is stashed on the back of the case.  It’s probably better suited for someone that prefers portable speakers over headphones a majority of the time.

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It's time for another roundup of pundits espousing heartfelt admiration and none-too-bloody criticism of a pretty hot Apple product. How did they—I mean "it"—do this time around? Have a look-see..

Many of the iPhone's long-awaited features will finally become reality Wednesday when Apple rolls out iPhone OS 3.0.

Current iPhone owners can download the software from iTunes for free, and iPod Touch users can get it as well, but for a fee of $9.95, just like the last OS update. What time exactly, we don't know yet. Apple will only say iPhone OS 3.0 will come out sometime Wednesday.