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A day in the life of my iPod

I am not a teenager with an iPod permanently glued to her hand, ubiquitous earphone cords dangling across my torso, quirky colorful pouch hanging from bright green jeans while I slouch in my hoodie. I am not a hipster whose iPod is filled with songs from artists only a handful of people have heard of. I am not a programmer or other IT person who needs to be online at all times, or wants to be able to control downloads and websites and servers through a mobile device. I’m a writer, and all I’m supposed to need is a pen and a notebook! My iPod is literally the first thing I reach for when I wake up. Not my phone, not my slumbering husband, but my iPod. I turn off the multiple alarms I set, and check my mail. When I say “check my mail," I really mean that I’m checking Facebook . And Facebook can be hazardous to your health. One morning I sleepily reached for my iPod and tried to read my Facebook alerts while still lying in bed. You know how terrible your hand-eye coordination is before you’ve had your coffee? This terrible lack of physical skill caused my iPod to fall on my lip, cutting it and making it bleed. That’s how you know that the iPod can be an effective weapon should someone try to mug you. It should come with a warning: Edges are sharp. Protect your lips! If I’m up to it, I’ll get on the treadmill. Most people would probably listen to a workout playlist, but that bores me. Instead, I read the news on the BBC News and CNN International apps, both free. The BBC app even has a Live Radio feature, so that I can tune in to the radio shows anytime. On the CNN app, I can watch video reports. If it’s local news I want, there are quite a number of apps that aggregate local news. Pinoy News collects headlines from Inquirer.net, GMANews.tv and Philstar.com. TweetDeck, recently purchased by Twitter, allows me to check traffic, weather, world news, updates from family and friends, even Star Wars news. My mother insists we need a newspaper, but why should we pay for ink and paper when the Internet delivers news to my iPod? The Nike + iPod app comes installed with your iPod Touch, and you can use this in conjunction with a Nike Sport Kit or Sensor attached to your shoes. The app will track your speed and distance, play your music so you don’t have to switch apps, and keep track of your previous runs so you can see how you’ve improved.

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The Original Shoe Pouch for Nike + iPod, BLACK Overview

The Shoe Pouch was designed by Grantwood Technology, LLC to allow runners and walkers to use the Nike+ iPod Sport Kit® or Nike+ SportBand with any type of shoe. When designing the Shoe Pouch, our primary goal was to ensure a snug fit, extensively testing it with reinforced, nylon lace loops, and a Velcro® closure over the insertion slit. These designs maximize the durability of the Shoe Pouch while, most importantly, maintaining the accuracy of the Nike+® system.

The Shoe Pouch will stand up to the elements, and guaranteed not to tear or rip.

The Shoe Pouch matches the correct longitudinal alignment of the sensor, completely covers the sensor and attaches through the laces for excellent security. With a small, low profile, secure, neoprene design, the Shoe Pouch is the answer to using the Nike+iPod® with any style of shoe.

With over 100,000 sold Shoe Pouches, we have saved our customers well over a ,000,000 in purchases of new Nike+® shoes. As the original designers of the Shoe Pouch, we are confident that this is the best, most tested, and most popular design.

The Nike+ system works with any iPod Nano, including the new 4th generation iPod Nano and 2nd generation iPod Touch and new iPhone 3GS. If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied we will guarantee a replacement of your purchase or a refund. We stand by the Shoe Pouch as our product and look forward to you becoming another happy customer.

Don’t forget to check out our tuneband armband which is completely compatible with the Nike+ iPod system, and it comes in the same great 8 colors as the Shoe Pouch.

For US customers, we now offer expedited shipping via USPS Priority Mail (2-4 days after shipping) or you can chose standard shipping via USPS First Class mail.

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