Apple launched the iPhone yesterday, this time in white. About 9 months too late.

If you’re interested in buying one, I’d recommend holding off, the iPhone 5 is due in the Autumn and will have the usual upgrades but the same price.

I’m currently undecided whether to make the jump to Apple having used an Android device for the last year. I upgraded to the Desire HD a few months ago, and while great at the start it’s chunky size is starting to get on my nerves. The iPhone’s slender frame does appeal!It would also go great with my iPad . A pic of the iPhone 4 in white if you haven’t seen it already:

It’s been a while since I updated my blog, i shalt not let it die!

Few new sites under the Carey banner to check out.

www.householdlinens.ie

www.aoccommercials.com

www.pauldollery.com

Check them out!

My laptop died on me this past month leaving me to neglect some projects unwantingly, but am back in action. Note to the millions…. and millions reading this. Be sure to get a cooling pad for your laptop, especialy if you use it a lot in bed! And stay away from VAIO’s!

Had all my music for my iTunes collection stored on my trusted Iomega external hard drive. Now, its not being recognised by by computer, so I now have the task of somehow getting all my music from my iPod back onto my computer.

I’ll report back with my findings.

Fun for about 2 minutes anyway.

http://i.ppstatic.com/popup/worldcup/vuvu/

Nope, not a salesman for this crowd, just found this bit of simple software excellent.

We all know how annoying it is when some of your favourite albums on your iPod have album arts in all their glory, but most simply don’t.

TuneUp Media solves this. Their free trial gives you 50 free cover arts, but if like me you have a whopping collection ( 500+ albums) then you’ll find the paltry $29.95 (just under €25) worth every cent.

Simple install, open iTunes and you’ll see the new TuneUp tab on the right. It can also scan through missing song names like the dreaded “Track 01, Track 02″ songs and provide a fix. Very handy! It’s very straightforward to use.

You can find out more about TuneUp Media from their website – www.tuneupmedia.com

Below is a screen grab. If you’ve got an iPhone, iPod Touch or Classic, then get downloading.