valleywag.com — Is Steve jobs turning into an overprotective nanny in his old age? As Apple continues its attempt at world domination through well-designed products and heavy advertising, it's good to know that the company is looking out for our eardrums. Your next iPod could calculate how long you've been listening to music at high volume, and reduce the volume.
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Closed AccountDec 25, 2007
yes, yes it is.
soupnrcDec 26, 2007
I use in-ears with ear muffs over them. It's an industrial riding mower with a blower. That sucker is LOUD as frick.
lolo2007Feb 23, 2008
Just get some in-ear earbuds that pretty much eliminate ambient noise. I have a Zune, and in my high school's cafeteria during lunch time I would have to turn the volume up to 10-15 out of twenty to be able to hear my music in addition to all the mindless chatter going on around me. Ten dollars and a trip to Sam Goody later, I had a nice new pair of in-ear earbuds that eliminate all background noise while I only need to keep the volume at maybe four or five. Plus they've never fallen out.<a class="user" href="http://www.paramegsoft.com/forum/">http://www.paramegsoft.com/forum/</a><a class="user" href="http://game.paramegsoft.com/">http://game.paramegsoft.com/</a>