Here’s a neat iTunes feature you might not know about. iPhone or iPod touch owners can easily add lyrics to their favourite songs to read while listening to music. Here’s how to do it.

Two Sync readers in the same week asked me how to create a free ringtone for their iPhone — instead of paying a couple of bucks to their cell carrier. No problem. It’s a pretty easy process if you follow the step-by-step instructions.

We love hearing about new tech toys, websites and apps here at Sync, and if you’re reading this, we expect you do, too. And so we have a regular feature on this blog called “5 Questions,” that dives deeper into new products or services — and gets the dirt from the horse’s mouth.

One of the world’s hottest music producers joins forces with one of the hottest video games companies. The result? A PSP (and soon, iPhone) application called Beaterator that lets you create music with more than 3000 loops and sounds, or your own.

Apple and Palm are locked in a cat-and-mouse game. Every time Palm manages to make the Palm Pre sync with iTunes, Apple puts out an iTunes update to block it. Annoying? Yes. Avoidable? Yes!

PCWorld offers an easy to follow video tutorial on how to get your iTunes songs onto a non-Apple MP3 player.

The free Skype app for iPhone is now available in Canada, allowing those in a Wi-Fi hotspot to make totally free calls to any other Skype user in the world. Here’s a short video that talks about the new downloadable application.

You just bought a song, video or app on iTunes but when you sync your device, nothing is copied over. In fact, your purchase isn’t even showing up on iTunes. What to do?

J. Vincent from Vancouver, B.C., asks “Is it legal to copy DVDs to my computer or iPod?”