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- Man puts magnets under skin to hold iPod Nano (news.cnet.com)
- Man puts magnets under skin to hold iPod Nano (news.cnet.com)
- Man embeds magnets in own wrist to hold iPod nano (weinterrupt.com)
- Newfield man Dave Hurban implants magnets in his arm to attach his iPod nano (nj.com)
- [VIDEO] The iDermal: Body Piercer Implants Magnets To Keep iPod Nano Accessible (practikel.com)
Exclusive: Apple courts Hollywood for upcoming TV
Apple Inc began talks earlier this year to stream films owned by EPIX, which is backed by three major movie studios, on devices including a long-anticipated TV, according to two people with knowledge of the negotiations.
Apple, which now sells a $99 set-top box that hooks up to a television set and lets users stream online content from Netflix and the MLB channel, opened discussions with three-year-old EPIX, created by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp, MGM and Viacom’s Paramount Pictures.
One of the sources told Reuters that any discussions would apply to its set-top box and also to upcoming devices that stream content. Apple is widely expected to unveil a full-fledged TV product later this year or in early 2013 to drive its next phase of growth and potentially revolutionize the industry.
