Vanity Fair
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Generals, Gadgets, and Guerrillas "Here are two guys, Nathaniel Wice, a former music-magazine editor who went to the Wharton business school, and Josh Hochman, a Brooklyn surfer dude, who've developed a gadget just coming off production lines in China, which links up your heretofore solipsistic iPod to someone else's iPod.... You can, in the office, or on the subway, pass your files, movies, tunes, playlists, to somebody else (while, in a networked world, this physical connectivity seems a little primitive, you get the point - where there's the will, there's the gadget wherewithal)." -Michael Wolff http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2007/12/wolff200712 |
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Engadget
miShare enables iPod file swapping "The concept is straight-forward enough, involving the little $100 miShare unit with dock connectors on each end, allowing for speedy file transfers from iPod to iPod. We've seen similar devices for traditional USB drives, but the iPod compatibility makes this a whole new ballgame.... You can set the miShare to transfer music, video and pictures, and when in music mode it'll automatically transfer the most recently played song, or if you hold the button it'll transfer everything marked in your On-the-Go playlist." -Paul Millerhttp://www.engadget.com/tag/mishare/
http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/20/hands-on-with-mishare/
http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/15/mishare-enables-ipod-file-swapping-apple-is-so-pleased
Gizmodo
miShare Enables iPod to iPod Song Swapping "Having third-party manufacturers add functionality to the iPod after the fact is something Apple's familiar with, and this miShare song swapping gadget enables the iPod to join Microsoft's Zune space in song sharing.... An idea like this can snowball into something great." -Jason Chenhttp://gizmodo.com/search/mishare
Google "mishare"
http://www.google.com/search?rls=en-us&q=mishare&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
