Gadgets

TuneUp is a software that helps you clean your iTunes music. It adds the correct tags (ID3), correct your song names from song0001.mp3 to the real name, also finds the album art cover.

Unfortunately it is not free as we Linux users are used to, but it is a real good piece of software, and they have now an offer of 20% off the regular price, I've just got an email.

I do not know since when, but today while browsing the Ovi Store from my Nokia E71 I have discovered that Skype is available, I downloaded of course.
No more need of Fring or Nimbuzz, since today I will use native skype.
The quality over Tigo 3G network is great!

Actually Tigo is the only operator to offer 3G in Bolivia.

Apple is great at Marketing, they are doing a lot of noise around the iPad, and yes it is a wonderful product.
I have myself an iPod Shuffle which I love for running, and I also have an iPod Touch, which I love to read emails, surf the web, while in my bed (avoiding the commercials on Tv).

I have been buying some music on itunes, it comes in AAC (.m4a) format, which is great to use in itunes (I have it on a Windows 7 running over VirtualBox), or to use it in my iPod Touch or iPod shuffle, but if I want to use it in my cell phone (an old one which does not support AAC format) I have to convert it to mp3, I have to also convert it if I plan to use mpg123 which I use a lot.

Well lets go to learn how to convert from AAC to MP3