Mp3 Players & PMPs Category - Page 14

Rhapsody has officially come to another mobile platform — Windows Phone 7. Of course, the WP7 app joins the apps for iOS, Android and the BlackBerry. Seems to be a nice roundup. And for those not as familiar with Rhapsody, its a subscription music service that is priced at $9.99 [...]

For home theater buffs, SRS Labs springs immediately to mind as the guys who make television speakers sound their very best, with audio staples like SRS TruSurround and SRS TheaterSound, among others. And now, out at the CTIA show, they’re showing off ways to get the most out of your [...]

Even though the huge, hard drive-based iPod “classic” was probably the first iPod many of us owned, it’s sort of been shunted to the back of the class. I mean, the iPod Touch is like a cheap iPhone (sans Phone) and the iPod Nano is cheaper and has plenty of [...]

With mobile broadband speeds increasing, cloud-based multimedia content is seen to be on the rise, and predicted to go mainstream by 2016. Big names in the mobile and entertainment industry might want to cash in.

iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users who have upgraded to iOS 4.3 have been noticing shorter battery life than older versions. Ping is probably one of the culprits.

We’ve been hearing a lot about the MobileMe service of late, and though not much has arrived of late in the way of news for it, a pretty substantial dot has just shown up on the horizon. Seems Apple is telling its people, according to reports, that they’re not selling [...]

Can you believe CES has only been over for just over two months? I’m having a tough time with it myself, but one thing’s quite clear, there was plenty of news out of it. And one thing that’s coming back around to haunt us is the Samsung Galaxy Player, getting [...]

Audible For Android first debuted as a beta offering back in early June of last year and after some serious user testing hit the Android Market as an official offering just before 2010 came to an end. That said, for those who enjoy listening to audio books, the app has [...]

Word has emerged from a couple of different quarters now, saying that Microsoft is looking to stop production on Zune hardware to instead focus on Zune software, which has a hefty foothold thanks to its appearance in the Xbox 360 and Windows Phone devices.

Aside from not being able to make phone calls, the iPod Touch has another big difference from the iPhone: thickness. The current iPod Touch currently has a thickness of 7.2mm. A new Apple patent suggests it will be thinner in the future.