Then we discovered a new type of app, one that refuses to go into a folder. That’s because Newsstand is a folder! Finally this afternoon, we heard of a hack that can move Newsstand into a folder. It’s a little tricky, you have to be quick, but this is the procedure : Take two apps and go to create a folder. The very second the apps are in the folder and it’s doing the folder creation animation, drag Newsstand into the folder. If you’re you’re quick enough Newsstand will go into the folder!

Don’t start it from here, it’ll crash the springboard. But, if like us, you don’t use it and don’t want more than one screen full of icons and folders, then away it goes!

We wondered, would this card still work? We’ve been burned so many times with gift cards that died, lost their remaining balance or went mysteriously empty after a few months (phone cards are the worst) – so naturally we were skeptical.

So we fired up iTunes, scratched the back of the card – realizing we probably ruined a vintage item… but hey $25 is $25! With trepidation, we entered the 16 character code and discovered within seconds we were now richer by $25!

So there you have it, a six year old iTunes card still works!

UPDATE. Although we’ve managed to redeem this card, we need to let you know there is one small problem: geography. The test was done while we were in Canada and we couldn’t use our Canadian account to redeem the card. Luckily Blake has a US account so he was able to use it, but remember this the next time you buy an iTunes card while you travel: cards come with a specific territory.

So what did we buy with this card? The Last Great Rockabilly Saturday Night …

We still have a balance of $14.02.

We personally prefer podcasts as they are a renewable source of entertainment or information for those who are constantly on the road. PBS, MSNBC, CNN, Fox News all offer top notch podcasts, some being actual audio versions of on air-shows you might not be able to watch in real time.

If you’re part of the nation-wide trend of personal entertainment management using your Ipod where you combine your personal lists, smart lists and your favorite podcasts, you will definitely be interested in quality Ipod Adapters.

We’re not talking about home chords using the aux jack, extension plugs and cigarette charger adaptors that will crowd your dashboard or car organizer, we mean actual Ipod Adaptors that are integrated into dashboard and give you full control from both the car radio controls. Adaptors are available for many vehicle types and work with the nano Nano, the Classic, Touch as well as the iPhone and provide a recharge

AutoSoundCentral.com offers adaptors for many vehicles types and adaptors from many manufacturers for any type of budget, from the prestigious MoBridge adaptors to more economical peripheral packs. Ipod adaptors can be purchased for many model cars including Acura, Audi, Bentley, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Honda, Hummer, Infiniti, Jeep, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercedes, Mercury, Mini Cooper, Nissan, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Suzuki, Toyota, Volvo and VW.

With more than 177 items in stock, AutoSoundCentral.com is the place for the ideal Ipod adaptor. AutoSoundCentral.com accepts all major Credit Cards as well as Paypal.

What else should you know about Ipod car adaptors?

The Direct Connection Option: The best type of iPod adapter integrates the iPod into the car’s entertainment system and connects directly into the iPod’s connector port. The buttons on the dashboard or steering wheel are then used to control the iPod. Music track information is displayed on the car’s built-in screen.

Roundabout Connections: FM transmitters or cassette adapters provide easy ways to attach an iPod by pretending to be a radio station or a tape cassette. The transmitter, also called the “FM modulator,” retransmits the audio as a short radius FM radio signal that is picked up by the car’s antenna, while the cassette adapter uses a modified tape cassette that produces a magnetic signal that is picked up by the player.

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