IRVINE, Calif., June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- How could anyone improve a book
that readers have already dubbed "the iPod Bible" and downloaded millions
of times? Popular web site iLounge.com answers that question and many more
in The Free iPod + iPhone Book 4, a brand-new, 268-page encyclopedia of all
things iPod, iPhone, and iTunes. Packed with tons of new information --
including some life-changing news about its creators -- the redesigned and
streamlined fourth-edition is iLounge's best publication yet, guaranteed to
help readers make the most of Apple's popular digital media products. It is
available for immediate download from the main page of iLounge.com.
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"As fantastic as they are, iPods and iPhones no longer include detailed
manuals or software," explained Jeremy Horwitz, Editor of the Book and
iLounge, "so we created a one-stop, comprehensive guide to virtually
everything you can do with them. Whether you're looking for help, free
music or videos, the latest accessories, or the resale value of your used
iPod or iPhone, the Book has what you need, and much more."
Building on its acclaimed predecessors, The Free iPod + iPhone Book 4
now features ratings of over 1,800 iPod and iPhone-related products and
services, plus in-depth guides to each of Apple's media products, including
iTunes and Apple TV. New to this year's edition are "iDesign
Retrospective," a look at how talented designers created the world's most
impressive iPod accessories, and "iPhone Baby," a modern maternity and
paternity article where two expectant parents explain how Apple's
breakthrough cell phone transformed the way they share baby news, shop, and
relax. Other sections include:
* Sneak Peeks: The Book includes exclusive world premieres of over 20 new
iPod and iPhone accessories, including new speakers from iHome,
earphones from Etymotic and Scosche, in-car accessories from Monster
Cable and Griffin Technology, and cases from some of the world's top
designers.
* All Things iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV: Split into 16 sections that cover
the full lifespans of Apple's media devices -- from purchase and initial
connection to use, repair, and eventual sale -- this massive guide also
helps users learn how to fill, customize, and accessorize these devices.
With newly expanded parts on choosing earphones, finding
iPhone-compatible car accessories, and creating device-optimized videos,
the All Things guide now also contains direct links to the iLounge.com
website for additional, personalized assistance.
* 150 iTunes Answers: Completely reorganized and updated for the latest
version of Apple's iTunes digital media software, 150 iTunes Answers now
offers a full 100 pages of helpful tips and pictures. Starting with how
to transfer an iPod's or iPhone's contents back to your computer, then
including special sections on the iTunes Store, maximizing sound
quality, and much more, 150 iTunes Answers now can be read from front to
back or as individual tips from a master index.
* The Next-Generation iPhone and Photo Galleries: Beautiful photographs
and images submitted by iLounge readers depict the past, present, and
future of Apple's iPhone family, as well as the latest globe-trotting
iPods.
"The Free iPod + iPhone Book 4 is a necessary read for users of Apple's
media players," said Dennis Lloyd, Publisher of the Book and iLounge.
"We've overhauled every single page of last year's edition for easier
viewing on desktop, laptop, or pocket-sized screens -- you can even read
this Book on your iPhone or iPod touch. By making this incredible
publication available as a hassle-free download, we continue our mission of
providing the world's iPod and iPhone owners with the best possible
information, free of charge."
Downloads of The Free iPod + iPhone Book 4 in the popular Adobe PDF
format are available now from http://www.ilounge.com/book4/. iLounge's
famous 2008 Buyers' Guide and past editions of The Free iPod Book can also
be downloaded for free from http://www.ilounge.com/library/.
Headquartered in Irvine, California, iLounge Inc. is the world's
leading provider of iPod, iPhone, and iTunes information, fully independent
of Apple Inc. and vendors of related hardware, software, and services.
Founded only days after Apple announced the first iPod in 2001, iLounge has
exploded in popularity, today boasting millions of visitors and tens of
millions of page views each month. Its editorial content is in no way
influenced by advertising, paid placements, or other unsavory practices.
iLounge has been hailed by publications such as Forbes, Time Magazine,
cNet, and The Wall Street Journal as the leader in iPod-related information
online, the former deeming iLounge "the ultimate in product reviews and
tutorials on all things iPod." The site, its publisher and editors have
been spotlighted by the Associated Press, CNBC, The Guardian (UK), Italian
Vogue, The Los Angeles Times, National Post (Canada), The New York Times,
PC Magazine, Reuters, Stuff (UK), TechTV, The Age (Australia), The Sun
(UK), and USA Today, amongst many other leading newspapers and magazines
worldwide.
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