New or substantially updated articles added to the site this week include:
App Reviews
Misc.
- Can You Get Siri for Android or Blackberry?
- How Much Does an iPhone Cost? (update)
- Can You Get Apps for iPod nano? (update)

Getting music off an iPod or iPhone and onto a computer is tough, but these 18 programs can help make it as simple as clicking a single button. Check out which programs are worth your time and money and which just make life harder.
New or substantially updated articles added to the site this week include:
App Reviews
Misc.
Music

Single of the Week
I Belong in Your Arms, by Chairlift
- Download at iTunes
Indie Spotlight
Drifting In and Out, by Porcelain Raft
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Latin Single of the Week
Shock, by Ana Tijoux
- Download at iTunes
Movie Featurettes

True Legend: Behind the Scenes
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Clash: Behind the Scenes
- Download at iTunes
Warriors Extras
- Download at iTunes
What's Your Number: Behind the Scenes
- Download at iTunes
In-Time: Behind the Scenes
- Download at iTunes
The Big Year: Behind the Scenes
- Download at iTunes
TV

First Look, from The River
- Download at iTunes
Sneak Peek, from Level Up
- Download at iTunes
Trailer, from The River
- Download at iTunes
The White House, from America's Book of Secrets
- Download at iTunes
Apps

ESPN Winter X Games Aspen
- Download at iTunes
MoPho: Prints and Products
- Download at iTunes
Earth-Now
- Download at iTunes
Project Noah
- Download at iTunes
Squrl for iOS
- Download at iTunes
Wordy: The Logophile's Primer
- Download at iTunes
Saying that Apple had an amazing first fiscal quarter of 2012--the period that ran from Oct.-Dec. 2011--would be an understatement of titanic proportions. I'll get to the specifics of the sales in a moment, but to give you a sense of how good a quarter it was, I'll give you this:
That's one amazing quarter.
Apple did that on the back of selling 37 million iPhones, 15 million iPods, 15 million iPads, and 1.4 million Apple TVs.
In total, Apple sold nearly 100 million iPhones in 2011. That's more than it sold combined in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. Think about that for a second.
Think about it all for a second--and then think that by this time next year, Apple may have added a TV set to its product line up. There's still room for growth in the world's most valuable company. That's mind boggling.
Every Tuesday, we'll be spotlighting an interesting iPhone app in the App Focus series. These apps are ones that strike us as interesting or newsworthy in some way. We'll review the app and give you a chance to review it, too.
Unlike last week's disappointing App Focus choice, this week's selection--Pimp Your Screen--delivers what it promises in the area of iPhone customization. It's true that you can only really customize your phone so much without jail breaking, but the illusions of customization that can be created with well-designed wallpaper images are pretty effective. And, more than just providing images, Pimp Your Screen helps you combine various elements to create your own.
Pimp Your Screen
Price: $0.99
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
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