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iLounge.com, the world’s largest and most popular web site devoted to Apple’s iPod, iTunes, and iPhone products, today debuted the latest innovation in its coverage of the
iPhone: a series of five iPhone accessory videos, titled “The First iPhone
Accessories,” designed to help inform new and prospective iPhone buyers
about the wide variety of add-ons coming for Apple’s first mobile phone.
   

 Based upon iLounge’s popular First Looks section, which offers
exclusive photos and details on just-released iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV
hardware, software, and accessories, “The First iPhone Accessories” videos
place the spotlight solely on the add-ons, rather than iLounge’s seasoned
editorial team. Each of the videos offers 3-D looks at new cases, with new
speakers, cables, earphones, and car chargers appearing, as well.
   

“iPhone buyers may be surprised to discover that some of their favorite
iPod earphones, speakers, and car accessories don’t work properly,”
explained Jeremy Horwitz, iLounge’s Editor-in-Chief. “Our new videos and
First Looks help viewers learn about the headphone adapter cables, charger
compatibility issues, and other insider tips iPhone users need to know
before they accessorize.”
   

The First iPhone Accessories videos also show off the wide variety of
case designs available and soon to be available for iPhone. Ranging from
fur-coated pouches to elaborately contoured clear plastic shells and
discreet black neoprene holders, iPhone cases offer your choice of
protection, flashiness, or anonymity — whatever’s best-suited to your
personal needs.
   

Since 2001, iLounge.com has hosted the world’s most popular discussion
forums for iPod, iTunes, and iPhone users. With over 114,000 members and
nearly 1.1 million posts, the iLounge Forums have been covering
iTunes-compatible phones since before the 2005 launch of the ill-fated
Motorola ROKR phone, and now cover iPhones and their accessories. Unlike
many other forums online, iLounge’s forums are aggressively moderated by a
team of superb administrators, moderators, and assistants dedicated to
filtering out surreptitious advertising and objectionable posts.
   

As with all of iLounge.com’s content, including its
multi-million-downloaded Free iPod Book 3.0 and iPod Buyers’ Guide
publications, the First iPhone Accessories videos and First Looks are
available free of charge from the iLounge.com home page. “iLounge readers
depend upon us for honest, objective, and timely coverage of All Things
iPod, iPhone, and iTunes,” said Dennis Lloyd, Publisher of iLounge.
“Between our videos, First Looks, forums, and daily news updates, we’ve
delivered everything iPhone users have asked for, and then some. Just wait
until they see what’s next!”
About iLounge
   

Headquartered in Irvine, California, The Media LLC’s iLounge.com is the
world’s leading resource for iPod, iTunes, and iPhone information, not
affiliated with or owned by Apple Computer or any other vendor of iPod
accessories or services. Founded only days after Apple announced the first
iPod in 2001, iLounge has exploded in popularity, today boasting millions
of visitors and tens of millions of page views each month. Its editorial
content is in no way influenced by advertising, paid placements, or other
unsavory practices. iLounge has been hailed by publications such as Forbes,
Time Magazine, cNet, and The Wall Street Journal as the leader in
iPod-related information online, the former deeming iLounge “The ultimate
in product reviews and tutorials on all things iPod.” The site, its
publisher and editors have been spotlighted by the Associated Press, CNBC,
The Guardian (UK), Italian Vogue, The Los Angeles Times, National Post
(Canada), The New York Times, PC Magazine, Reuters, Stuff (UK), TechTV, The
Age (Australia), The Sun (UK), and USA Today, amongst many other leading
newspapers and magazines worldwide.

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