Music

Driving Me Stupid, by Serabee (single of the week)

I Wonder Why?, by Harmonica Shah (discovery download)

Pelos en el Mouse, by Los Oidos (latin single of the week)

Video

Love/Hate Heartbreak, by Halestorm

Inside Mad Men: Shut the Door. Have a Seat.

The Prisoner Trailer

The Pitfalls of Teenage Love

The Truth is Ugly: Capturing the Male and Female Point of View

Battlestar Galactica: Behind the Scenes: The Plan

Aliens in the Attic: Making a Scene

Welcome to Bootcamp, from Tough Love

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Sneak Peek

Behind the Scenes of Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs

Music Works Wonders, from Learn Along with Sesame

¡Maravillas musicales!, from Aprende con Sesame

• Apple is seeking to hire a new security manager for the iPhone
• And not a moment too soon, as the first worm hits jailbroken phones
• And as a developer is accused of stealing users' phone numbers
• In less scary news, Apple has updated the Apple TV to OS version 3.0.1, which fixes a disappearing content bug from last week's 3.0 update. The free update can be downloaded using these instructions.
• Chipmaker Gigabyte has released a fix for syncing issues between the iPhone and the Intel P55 chipset
• Fortune magazine has named Steve Jobs CEO of the Decade. Doesn't seem unreasonable. What do you think?

New content added to the site this week includes:

• Can I Give Away an iPod and Let the Recipient Have the Music On It?
• Third Generation Apple iPod touch Reviews
• iPhone Help - All the Articles at iPod.About.com
• Readers Respond: Is It OK to Share the Music on Your iPod?
• Readers Respond: What's the Best iPod FM Transmitter?
• Readers Respond: What's the Best iPod Car Kit?
• UPDATED: Fixing iPhone Program Crashes and Stability Issues

I'm changing the name of these short news items (no more iEphemera). I like this name better - wish I'd thought of it a year ago.

• Reportedly, Apple is pitching a US$30/month subscription to TV through iTunes to media companies. Response from studios and networks is, reportedly, tepid so far.
• Despite being the world's biggest market and the iPhone being a new product there, China Unicom has reportedly seen disappointing sales of the iPhone. Perhaps the $1,000 price has something to do with it?
• Apple is launching a new section of the iTunes Store, focusing on music movies, with exclusive content and early release dates
• The App Store is now officially over the 100,000 app mark