iPod Therefore I Translate

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Author: Staff, August 05 2004, View Comments
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Fresh on the heels of Apple providing free educational content in the iTunes Music Store, comes another way to use your iPod for learning. A company called Talking Panda has developed a way to use the Notes feature in your iPod to help users learn Spanish, French or Japanese. If you have Flash 6 installed, you can try the Talking Panda Demo online or download a trial version with 65 Japanese phrases. Currently only Mac OS X users with dock connector iPods are supported.

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