Question is, where does Apple go from here with future shuffle designs?
Question is, where does Apple go from here with future shuffle designs?
So, by the looks of the teardown photos, do you electro-wizards think this thing is at least sweat resistant? I plan to use the shuffle when i go jogging....
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Hopefully, not too far. The basic design is nearly perfect. They got it right really early, IMO, and it's bad to mess with something when it isn't broken. Apple did that once, and they ended up with the 3rd gen shuffleQuestion is, where does Apple go from here with future shuffle designs?
I don't think there will be any problems with the current generation, but apparently people have been having problems with the 3rg gen shuffle and perspiration.So, by the looks of the teardown photos, do you electro-wizards think this thing is at least sweat resistant? I plan to use the shuffle when i go jogging....
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Hopefully, not too far. The basic design is nearly perfect. They got it right really early, IMO, and it's bad to mess with something when it isn't broken. Apple did that once, and they ended up with the 3rd gen shuffle![]()
yeah if i had one, and it broke, i don't think i'd waste too much time trying to fix it. i'd just buy another if i liked it
Yup, just what the world needs. Another inexpensive/high demand disposable electronic gadget with a non-removeable battery going to the landfill.![]()
subdermal implant, wireless bluetooth to cochlea implant, powered by body's electrical impulses
Is the clip on the new iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano reliable? Is it strong enough to stay on the shirt while running or lifting weights?
Why does everyone complain when they do the "Will it Blend" feature (destroying an iphone or ipod) but when they do a teardown, everyone loves it. I propose the Will it Blend company gets way more press than iFixIt.
Slow news day.
We have the technology to store (well, harvest) a lot of energy in a little space, but I believe it's called "nuclear power," and a lot of people probably don't want it on their arm.This clearly illustrates just how far behind energy storage technology has lagged behind advances in all other areas of technology. ... Battery technology has advanced in the past few decades, but at a snails pace when compared to the advances in other technologies.