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Macgirl had a chance to try the bumpers on Mystery Mansion Pinball, the first pinball game for clickwheel iPods.

Marcelo Lewin dipped his toe into podcasting with The Digital Media Dude tip podcast. Today his audio and video podcasts profile the leaders and trends of New Media.

Another week, another batch of Apple news and rumors. Oh, and a new phone number to call the show.

It... well, it.. tracks your weight. Here's a review from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv.

AppEngines makes several eBooks available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Some are free, some are $.99, and some are $1.99 Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv looks at whether it's worthwhile to try to read a book on an iPhone.

Amaze new-found friends in other countries with the "Talking" series of free language guides. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv takes a look at Talking Spanish for the iPhone and iPod Touch

The last version of the UNO review had a spelling error. In an effort to keep America (and the world) spelling strong, we present this fixed version of Macgirl's UNO iPod game review.

Macgirl's back with a new iPod game review: UNO! It turns out, it isn't quite the same...

The MacBook isn't a huge departure from the preceding iBook. The MacPro is nearly identical to previous Apple towers, and the MacBook Pro certainly looks a heck of a lot like the aluminum G4 PowerBooks. Is something big around the corner?

Ryan and Jamie look back at previous cosmetic issues with Apple products, and have advice for those seeing the cracks on their shiny new iPhone 3G's.

Just like the ol' wooden peg game at the diner. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Hurry, you're running out of fuel! We've got to get this Apache down now! Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review of the first helicopter-based iPhone game.

Our quest to bring you reviews of every single iPhone app leads to some interesting finds... Hey, you gotta have more cowbell! Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Yes, it is definitely so. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Crazy Lighter gives you an environmentally friendly way to light up a concert or birthday cake. Just don't get any icing in the phone! Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Cro-Mag was a popular Mac game around the time the iMac G3 debuted. Now it's made its way to the iPhone. Can the iPhone version match the graphics, speed and fun of the original? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Pong with network play, but is it worth $.99? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Ryan and Adam take a look at this week's Apple news and rumors, including: iPhone nanos? iPhone 3G cracks? Re-designed MacBooks? And the latest on disappearing app store applications.

The Pure-Fi Anywhere speaker system from Logitech promises big, portable sound your for your iPod. Does it deliver? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Is it the next big way to input text on the phone? We'll see, but for now it's certainly worth seeing if WritingPad for the iPhone can make taking notes easier. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Sure your iPhone and iPod touch have had weather for a long time, but WeatherBug goes beyond a cloudy/sunny icon and the temperature. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

It's like SIMON for your iPod... without all the colors. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

The good old days of rotary dialing are back, but are they worth paying for? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review of iRetroPhone.

Freeverse Software brings motorcycle racing to the iPhone and iPod touch with MotoRacer. Oh, and a $9.99 price tag. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

I hope it can convert currency. Let's find out. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Think of it like flying through a really, really simple version of the Death Star. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review of Cube Runner for the iPhone and iPod touch.

Check please! The bill is coming! How will we split it? Who has a calculator? Ok, so it isn't that hard to figure out, but CheckPlease aims to get rid of one more annoying thing in life. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Can a simple alarm program really be worth it, even if it's free? Time to find out. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Time:calc looks like an app that could make anyone's life easier if they have to deal with time-based math (adding time amounts together.) Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Solar Quest looks nice, but how does it play? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

No Pandora's box jokes here, but Pandora on the iPhone and iPod touch might revolutionize radio. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Finally AOL's AIM client comes to the iPhone. It's not bad, but not perfect either. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Molecules allows scientists (or anyone else) to study molecules on their iPhone or iPod Touch. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review.

Yes, we did it. We reviewed Light for the iPhone. How did it fare under our rigorous testing? Find out in this video review from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv

The "strength" line from OtterBox serves up toughness in a pretty package, and part of the proceeds help a great cause, but how good are the cases? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv takes a look

Do you really need to buy a box for your tv, then buy programming too? Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv looks at two alternatives: hulu.com and fancast.com in this video review Distributed by Tubemogul.

Ryan Ritchey and Adam Ford bring you a look at this week's Apple news and rumors, as well as their take on the new cuil search engine, and Steve Jobs' health Distributed by Tubemogul.

Ryan Ritchey and Jamie DeGrazio take a look at the summer activities for kids at the Apple Store. Distributed by Tubemogul.

What should you do if your computer has an intermittent issue? How do you get the Apple geniuses to see the problem, or at least believe that something's wrong? Ryan Ritchey and Jamie DeGrazio tackle the issue in this episode of Root Access. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Call it the lost episode. We've finally found, and are now posting our post WWDC Root Access talking about reactions to the iPhone announcements and more. Ryan Ritchey and former Mac Genius Jamie DeGrazio give you their thoughts. Distributed by Tubemogul.

It's time for this week's look at the world of Apple news and rumors with Ryan Ritchey and Adam Ford from thedigitallifestyle.tv Distributed by Tubemogul.

The JBL OnStage IIIp speaker system looks like an alien ship, but does it have sound that's out of this world? (who writes this stuff?) Find out in this review from Ryan Ritchey at TheDigitalLifestyle.tv Distributed by Tubemogul.

Look out Scrabble fans, there's a new way to confirm whether your word is "good." Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review of Checkword. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Take pong, put it in a circle for one player, and you get Blip Solitaire. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review of this iPhone iPod Touch app. Distributed by Tubemogul.

The free Baseball app for the iPhone gives you a ton of info, and it's priced right. Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv gives his review. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv brings you his review of AOL Radio for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Distributed by Tubemogul.

As part of the American Hops visit to Stoudt's Brewery, Anna Steffen stopped by the local Toy Robot Museum. Full episode at americanhops.com

There's no need to buy Acrobat just to make PDFs on your new Mac. Ryan Ritchey from theDigitalLifestyle.tv shows you how to create PDFs from almost any application on a Mac

Ryan Ritchey from theDigitalLifestyle.tv shows you the basics of adding/removing programs to the Mac OS X dock, and an overview of the trashcan and deleting files.

Ryan Ritchey from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv shows you the basics of using the dock, moving icons, and resizing the dock in Mac OS X.