9 to 5 Mac has posted a fantastic walkthrough of iOS 4.1, which is expected to become available sometime this week.

There is no mention of the time it takes for the Eye-Fi to transfer photos to the iPad, but it is a nifty solution nonetheless.

via Geek & Mild

I may not approve of Don’s reason for purchasing the new Apple TV, but I definitely don’t blame him. At $99, the new Apple TV is something most of us can sink our teeth into. I have hope for Apple TV, but even the latest update will not resurrect it from it’s “hobby” status.

It is less of an article describing the problems with iTunes 10 as it relates to audiophiles, and more an article bashing the decisions made by Apple’s design team. I would love Ty to write a follow-up article; I agreed with his criticisms (for the most part), until I spent some more time with the latest version of iTunes.

Compared side-by-side (or roll over, to roll over) to iTunes 9, the new iTunes 10 seems to be making a step in the right direction.

Twitter for iPad has the best Twitter experience you can find on any device today. Engadget has a pretty thorough review, but the UI is something you have to experience to appreciate.

Thanks to a friend on Twitter, I was finally able to take control of my iTunes music. Take advantage of iTunes DJ, and point the source to the newly created playlist.