We'll be sure to test out just how cheesy this thing is on our morning commute Oct.

Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to playĢ:13: Rejoice! An iPhone price drop! Right here, right now, the iPhone is down to $399.Ģ:07: Looks like 5800 Starbucks stores will be rockin' out to the iPod Touch.

We'll be breaking all the new stuff down-and going in-depth into why Apple still hasn't done enough for its music-loving users with the iTunes Store-on the Popular Mechanics Show podcast, so be sure to sign up on iTunes or via RSS feeds for all the Apple loving and hating you can handle.Ģ:16: So, apparently the 4GB iPhone couldn't cut it anymore, which means the only model available will now be the 8GB version for $399. In the meantime, read his columns on the death of the iPod clickwheel and the possibility of a flat-rate subscriber model for the iTunes Store now that it's gone Wi-Fi. Check back soon for more photos and expert analysis from senior tech editor Glenn Derene. screen and video, photo and Cover Flow for $149 (4GB) and $199 (8GB) the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, with double-tap wireless access to the full download site via the iPod Touch's wireless antenna and the iPhone's Cingular network a $399 iPhone and the re-dubbing of the original iPod as the iPod Classic, now available with up to a whopping 160GB.

Again, stay tuned for podcasting, Starbucks testing and more.Ģ:17: Despite a cheesy segment here and there, Steve Jobs had a lot of important breakthroughs to announce today: the iPod Touch, which is essentially the iPhone without the phone and costs $299 (8GB) and $399 (16GB) the new iPod Nano, a fatter, slimmer version of the original with a 2-in. 3:20: Instant analysis from senior tech editor Glenn Derene: The Starbucks deal is a doozy, but the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store far overshadows it, ushering in ' a new era of always-on, anywhere content shopping that makes our iPods less of an accessory and more of an entertainment hub.' Much more on that here.

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