
Know someone with an iPod or other portable music player? Got an iPod yourself? How many songs are on your iPod? Our recent iPod Poll queried Mac users about the number of songs on their iPod, and how many of those songs were “legal” downloads vs. downloads from the iTunes Music Store.
Interesting, no?
Check the vote and compare your response with other Mac users. How many songs on your iPod, legal or not legal? All you have to do is Click Here.
To see the results on how the voting is going, just Click Here.
What makes your Mac “personal”? Is it those little stickies and a flower sitting on top? Probably not. For many, it’s the Desktop Picture (“Wallpaper” for those with a Windows past).
Mac users are a creative bunch and creative “wallpaper/desktop pictures” was no exception for responses. Except for getting a desktop picture of Tera Patricks.
Of course, this was a Double Poll. What’s your favorite desktop picture for Mac OS X? Should I create a Tera desktop picture for Mac360 readers? All you have to do is Click Here.
To see the results on how the voting is going, just Click Here.
Every Mac shipped with Mac OS X today has iLife built in and ready to run. iLife is comprised of iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto, iDVD (if you have a SuperDrive), and now GarageBand.
So, what’s your favorite iLife application? Mac users sound out; both on the favorite iLife application and the favorite browser.
This one’s another Double Poll. Which iLife application is your favorite? For you, which Mac OS X browser is most popular? All you have to do is Click Here.
To see the results on how the voting is going, just Click Here.
By Alexis Kayhill | I'm a 20 year Mac user veteran, writer, photographer, wife, and mommy. I live in sunny San Diego with my husband, three children, two dogs, one mean old cat, and an SUV with a back seat full of beach sand. Follow me on Twitter.
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