Mp3 Players & PMPs Category - Page 14

Who said flights are boring? In-flight movies are so old school. With Panasonic’s latest eX3 Android-powered in-flight entertainment system, travelers can do so much more.

Google has made it big with Android, but still needs to incorporate several mobile-based services to innovate. In line with the reported mobile sync service for Honeycomb, Google has acquired Canadian mobile music syncing company PushLife.

Well that explains a lot, now doesn’t it? Just six days after we put up the news that ESPN couldn’t possibly join Time Warner’s iPad app lineup, the news emerges that instead, ESPN has built its own app, which is now reportedly appearing on iOS hardware everywhere.

I’ll lead right off by saying that this is early-stage stuff, depending on inside sources, so the whole story is hardly emerged, but what we’ve seen so far is definitely an eyebrow-archer. Apple’s been buying storage from the folks out at EMC subsidiary Isilon Systems, and buying it up in [...]

USB 3.0 is not going away, folks, and thanks to things like those which Apple is developing (as evidenced by things like the pic below from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office), it might be a step closer to becoming as widespread as USB 2.0 is today.

So we haven’t heard much out of the folks out at Altec-Lansing these days, and I personally find that a shame because I recall they always did nicely with computer audio products. And thankfully, that’s what they came back in with with their Octiv 650 iPod / iPhone dock.

You may know him better as the Guild of Calamitous Intent’s Sovereign on The Venture Brothers, but David Bowie’s coming back to the music scene, on the iPhone. He’s set to bring back Golden Years as an iPhone app, but it’s not just a straight re-release; you’ll also get a [...]

We knew this could happen – Apple to ditch the physical Home button of its iOS devices – and the iPod touch 5G together with the iPhone 5 could be the first two iOS devices to pack a capacitive Home button, instead of a physical one.

It was already looking steadily clearer that 2011 was going to at least start the year of the epublisher, with hardback books rapidly losing ground to ebooks, and paperbacks likely not far behind. But now…now the game has changed again, as reports emerge saying that, in the United States, digital [...]

Seems that Sony’s been busy lately, and the results of all their industry has yielded a set of new audio devices for the portable market, specifically, the RF865 headphones and the NC-13 earbuds. But wait until you hear what these bring to the table.