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Club Monaco In-Store Music for February

by Chris Foley February 14, 2010 Digital Lifestyle

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Some friends and colleagues who know that I work with Denzyl Feigelson and Club Monaco to provide their monthly in-store music programming have been asking me where they can find a list of music, and also where the songs can be purchased. I’ve decided to post the playlist at the end of each month.
In fact, here’s what [...]

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Sync iTunes music to your iPhone with confidence

by Chris Foley December 26, 2009 Digital Lifestyle

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As incredibly functional as the iPhone is, from time to time we find ourselves needing to restore the iPhone to its factory defaults.

By default, iTunes backs up your iPhone prior to syncing. After restoring your iPhone to factory defaults, iTunes will allow you to restore your data from this backup, which is really great, but [...]

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Club Monaco In-Store Music for December

by Chris Foley December 24, 2009 Digital Lifestyle

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Some friends and colleagues who know that I work with Denzyl Feigelson and Club Monaco to provide their monthly in-store music programming have been asking me where they can find a list of music, and also where the songs can be purchased. I’ve decided to post the playlist at the end of each month.
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10 Second Tip: Reorganize TV Shows in iTunes

by Chris Foley June 6, 2009 10-Second Tips

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This post compliments April’s post about transferring DVD movies to your iPod or iPhone using Handbrake. If you didn’t read that article, you can view it HERE
What are all these TV Shows doing in my Movies category?? Have you found yourself wondering this?
If you buy your Movies and TV shows from iTunes, the files [...]

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The CD superstore, in your computer

by Chris Foley November 7, 2008 Digital Lifestyle

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Do you remember when CDs first came out? They were the coolest thing in the world, except for a few minor issues, like they didn’t really sound very good yet, or that they came in those ridiculous cardboard long-boxes, and only a very small selection of the music you wanted to buy was even available [...]

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