August Funk-eList newsletter

Protecting yourself from the bitter winter is a must!

So is protecting your iPhone from drops, scratches and damage.  To help out, we’ve added 4Mac iPhone skins and 4Mac iPhone Essential Pack to our range.

4Mac iPhone protection

• Read our August Funk-eList newsletter which showcases the new 4Mac products.

• Check out the 4Mac iPhone products for yourself!

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So, you’ve got your iPhone. You LOVE your new iPhone.

You LOVE pulling it out of your pocket and gazing at it lovingly. You LOVE when others notice that you’ve got an iPhone and ask you for a look….

Uncomplicated protection for your iPhone 3G

Read full post about 4Mac Essential Pack for iPhone

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If you own a computer that’s running Windows Media Center Edition, or Vista Home Premium or Ultimate then did you know you can turn it into a TV recorder?  Just another way of ensuring you never miss one of your favourite TV shows again..

All you need is the know-how and a couple of bits extra and you’re all set to go!

How?

To take advantage of its inbuilt DVR Media Center software, you can install a $70 capture card in your computer and a bit of freeware third-party software.

Why?

‘Cause then you’ve got all the tools you need to record television shows on your PC using Media Center, extend that Media Center to your Xbox 360, schedule recordings and stream TV over the internet.

“That sounds like a fantastic idea”

For full information, head across to Lifehacker for their tutorial on How to Turn your PC into a TV recorder

Related posts

• Where to download missed TV shows in Australia
• Watch missed TV without the download charge

or, “How to spend your last $US9K financial aid cheque”

I love supporting independent bands and musicians. A fact some of you may (?) already know about me. Well how about this – an Independent Record label…

Undergrad Records is a web-reality show documenting the journey of Patrick Owen, a graduating college student that takes his last financial aid check to start an independent record label.

You can join Patrick on his journey – below is a link to the first chapter.

Episode 1: The introduction

Digg comments:
The show/blog/documentary of a college student that takes his last financial aid check and starts in independent record label. With the way the music industry is heading, is this a good idea? With him using his financial aid check, is it even legal?

Legal? Who’d know. We hope so for his sake.

Where to follow this journey for yourself: www.undergradrecords.tv

You will be shown how – with drive and determination, the gift of the gab and influential contacts – you can double your start-up money almost immediately.

Cya on Oprah Patrick!