Entertainment For Lively Minds
AirCassette iPhone App
Posted by tkdmart on 11 November 2011 - 2:16pm.
I suspect one or two of you will want this splendid app.
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I am a bit dense, so not sure I understand what it does
?
it plays your iTunes library
and looks like a cassette
Nifty.
Amazing what they think of ain't it. I do miss the TDK D90.
Sometimes I think...
there is too much stuff in this world.
Normally I would agree with you Patrick.
There is way too much stuff in the world.
This however looks ace, I want it!
I'm with you Patrick
That seems breathtakingly pointless to me. I expressed this opinion at work and was informed that it was 'fun'. Strange, I thought it was the closest thing I've seen to actually watching paint dry.
Yes...
I mean not everything has to have a point, but that just seems a redundant exercise to me. Please try to elicit from your workmates exactly what their definition of "fun" is. Mine is somewhat different.
Yep. Don't get it.
It's like the Visualiser in iTunes. What's the flippin' point? Generally, if I'm listening to music on my iPhone, the phone itself is in my pocket. I'm not staring at the bloody thing.
Weird.
"What's that, daddy?"
"Well, son, a long time ago, when we wanted to nick music, we didn't have filesharing websites, so we used to have to use these things.."
And we suffered for it
Because we always ended up with 2 - 3 seconds of Bruno Brookes on the end of each track. Home tapings killing music kids!
Edit: Mind you it would be easier to explaincassettes to your children than the success of Bruno Brookes.