I have been buying some music on itunes, it comes in AAC (.m4a) format, which is great to use in itunes (I have it on a Windows 7 running over VirtualBox), or to use it in my iPod Touch or iPod shuffle, but if I want to use it in my cell phone (an old one which does not support AAC format) I have to convert it to mp3, I have to also convert it if I plan to use mpg123 which I use a lot.

Well lets go to learn how to convert from AAC to MP3

I do not have a very big mp3 music files collection, just 2 to 3 gigs of them, but I have made it over the years, and some of the original CDs are missed, so I can not import them again.

Email has become such an important tool, that everyday more and more people wants to have it 24/7 available. Some years ago RIM started the blackberry service, and for years it was the only option available in the market, but that has changed, and now we have other options.