Aussie geek builds iPod Web server
April 30th, 2004 by mhjones
The DOT-POD software, available in server and client versions, lets users share tracks from their iPod with others via the Internet. The software betters a standard Web server by displaying track data in HTML, and offers specialised searches and user controls.
Very cool. Full story at PC World Australia.
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