While problems with the iPod remote have been few and far between, there are some specific issues - some of which appear after applying one of the iPod software updaters. MacFixit reader Jason writes ...

The last iPod dock with an LCD remote that we saw was Keyspan's TuneView. It wasn't too bad (full review coming soon, kids), but we're really excited to see a similar new product from DLO called the ...

The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) has a little blurb about a guy who invented a motion-based iPod remote. His purpose for inventing it is something that many of us who have lived in the midwest or up ...

Skiiers, snowboarders and anyone else who might want to use an iPod in cold places this winter should check out the Belkin SportCommand wireless iPod remote control, which went on sale today. This ...

Apple today announced the iPod Radio Remote which combines the convenience of a wired remote control with new FM radio capabilities for the iPod nano and fifth generation iPod. The iPod Radio Remote ...

All-weather iPod remote control designed for outdoor activities. If you’re of the active persuasion, it’s likely that you’ve encountered the challenge of how to control your iPod when you’re outdoors ...

Apple’s iPod is a great product for active people. It’s small, has a long play time, and is easily loaded with customized selections of music. But it does have drawbacks for those who are physically ...

Keyspan’s TuneView is a remote control designed for the iPod that features its own color LCD screen. It connects to the iPod using a Radio Frequency (RF) transmitter that doesn’t require a line of ...

Apple today announced the iPod Radio Remote which combines the convenience of a wired remote control with new FM radio capabilities for the iPod nano and fifth generation iPod. The iPod Radio Remote ...

Apple has just walked home with six new patents, one of which details an iPod shuffle-like remote control. The image may not tell us much, but a reverse side clip is clearly visible, as is some form ...

Who’d have thought gesture-based controls would expand to this: A new invention by Kazuhiro Taniguchi, at Osaka University, lets you control your iPod by pulling different facial expressions. The ...

Incessant tinkerer Phillip Torrone has written a how-to for transforming an iPod into a universal remote: "How did we do this? Basically, we ìrecordedî the ìsoundsî an infrared remote makes on a PC ...