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We have Moved!

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We have Moved.

Now located in the heart of Yorkville, Beam Echo is located at 26A Cumberland St. (upstairs) Located between Bay and Bloor on the north side, next to the pilot tavern.

We have Moved!

iTunes Workshop

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Join me, Steve from the YouTube Videos, in a workshop about getting the most out of your iPod and iTunes. I will show you how compression can affect your music along with tips and tricks for organizing your iTunes library. I am addicted to iTunes and will try to answer your questions about your digital Audio Experience.

iTunes Workshop

Free Printer!

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Buy any new Apple computer with Applecare and recieve a free Brother multi-function Printer. We even throw in the USB cable.

Free Printer!

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Ex Windows User

I have been spoiled. I was brought into the world of Mac computers a little over 5 years ago and life has been great. My laptop has been doing what I want when I want, without fighting virus after virus or having my computer slow to a crawl from spyware and adware. Not to mention an intuitive operation system that runs stable and is easy to use. I sometimes forget this is not the case for most computer owners.

Recently two of my friends were having trouble with their Dell computers and, as the resident geek of the group, the responsibility fell upon me to see if I could fix them. Fast forward a day and a half later and I am pulling my hair out and cursing my friendly offer to help. Both machines had so many issues and would crash half way through installing a virus scanner. Plus, if anyone has had the pleasure of calling up Microsoft for tech support you can probably sing their ‘on hold’ music from memory.

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The Touch platform

The iPod Touch, released September of 2007, was an impressive product at release. It was, essentially, an iPhone sans phone, that any Canadian could easily buy and get support for. For Americans, it offered many of them an opportunity to get many of the same features of the iPhone without having to change wireless service providers.

However, at that time, Apple was not making the best use of the device's potential, through excluding the Weather, Stocks, Notes, Maps, and most importantly Mail applications from the initial product. These applications were later offered as a $20 download from the iTunes store.

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iTunes Settings

Watch where to change the iTunes settings for importing your music at a higher quality bit rate. You need this information if you care about the quality of you digital music library! Also I look at some alternative earphones for your iPod including the Etymotic 6i's which are no longer on sale and back at regular price of $129.

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