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Jobs & Apple Hear the Music (and Let You Make It Lower)

Didn’t take Steve Jobs and Apple long to respond to my blog entry on "How to Prevent Hearing Loss" from a week ago.

Seems Apple just announced a software update for the iPod that would let users set a maximum volume limit. The update is available as a free download from Apple at http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/ipodupdater20060323.html.

Maybe it wasn’t the blog, but the class action suit; any steps to prevent hearing loss are a good thing …

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