Archive for October, 2006



Techie Faces Orrin Hatch Nov. 7

Monday 30 October 2006 @ 7:00 am

Utah’s Democratic senatorial candidate Pete Ashdown is taking on an entertainment industry-backed Republican — not that the national Dems care. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.




Talk Transcript: The iPod Revolution

Thursday 19 October 2006 @ 6:51 pm

I have a library of 40GB’s of WMA files, and 200GB’s of Mp3 files. My music collections continues to grow daily. When (if … blog, which argues that the Google/YouTube alliance means the end of the itunes model, because people will just download songs …




Is the sansa e280 an iPod killer?

Tuesday 17 October 2006 @ 2:56 am

Take SanDisk?s sansa MP3 players. They don?t have to sync with iTunes and aren?t limited to playing Apple-centric … reminds me that a gazillion people spend gazillions of dollars each year doing just that.  The sansa proudly supports download




The Good News About ‘GooTube’

Monday 16 October 2006 @ 7:00 am

As users fret about what YouTube/Google’s label deals mean for the site’s copyright-protected content, the silver lining goes unnoticed: Anyone can now legally make music videos using copyright music and upload them to GooTube. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.




Ipods for running

Sunday 8 October 2006 @ 8:33 am

Runners need an ipod with no movable parts, which might be damaged with movement,

Rio Sport Forge

so look at flash-based MP3 players. Many include a radio tuner and voice recorder and some even support SD cards (Secure Digital), CompactFlash, SmartMedia cards, or MultiMediaCards, relatively inexpensive memory cards also used by digital cameras and some PDAs.

If you already use a memory card for other devices, buy a player that supports the same type of memory card, and use your storage media with all your devices. Popular flash-based MP3 players include the Apple iPod Shuffle, iRiver iFP series, NOMAD MuVo, and Rio Forge Sport.

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Hard Drive Ipods

Sunday 8 October 2006 @ 8:24 am

Different types of MP3 players (hard drive-based, flash-based, and MP3/CD) work best for different types of people.

Hard Drive players offer huge amounts of storage compared to flash-based players, making them the perfect choice for anyone who wants to listen to a large selection of music over a long period of time. Unfortunately, hard drives have movable parts that can be damaged by high-impact movement, making hard drive-based MP3 players less suitable for people who want to listen to music while exercising. Popular hard-drive MP3 players include the Apple iPod, Creative Zen, Dell DJ, Rio Carbon, RCA Lyra Jukebox RD2840, and Rio Nitrus.

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RD2840

 RCA Lyra Jukebox RD2840




Mobile gaming to rival TV and music (Infomatics)

Friday 6 October 2006 @ 10:47 am

Mass-market casual games will generate just as much revenue for network operators as mobile music and TV in the near future, according to a recent report.




Enjoy all the Fun and None of the Frustration with Your MP3 Player (Evening Times)

Friday 6 October 2006 @ 6:04 am

(ARA) - MP3 players have revolutionized the way we listen to music.




Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition - Always on the Right Track (HardwareZone)

Friday 6 October 2006 @ 5:43 am

Nokia Adds Expanded Music Features to Popular Sports-Inspired Phone




Best Buy, SanDisk, RealNetworks Unveil Player, Digital Music Store (InformationWeek)

Friday 6 October 2006 @ 2:17 am

The online music store and portable device that will compete with Apple Computer and with Microsoft’s upcoming Zune.




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