MP3 Players
Sea change for father of the iPod
Apple announces that the employee credited with being the "father of the iPod" is stepping down.
The world's cheapest iPods
Study shows that Australia is now the cheapest place in the world to buy an iPod.
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Review: Sansa Fuze MP3 player
If you've been sizing up a third-generation iPod Nano, SanDisk's
cheeky look-alike deserves careful consideration.
LiquidAUX Deluxe iPod car kit
LiquidAUX Deluxe adds functions such as a recharging dock and a
wireless remote control.
Review: Sony USB turntable
You can use the Sound Forge software to edit the recording into
individual tracks.
Apple iPod touch
These changes don’t make it a must-have upgrade for 1G iPod touch owners, though, especially as all the software improvements are available as a firmware upgrade. The 2G iPod touch runs version 2.1 of the operating system out of the box, and in addition to the App Store that was introduced in version 2 (more on that later), it includes the Nike+ iPod application for tracking workouts (compatible with the optional Nike+ iPod sensor) and Genius Playlists, which is an auto playlist feature that can compile a selection of songs based on the musical characteristics of one song that you select.
Review: Life! LXPI media player
The tiny Life! LXPI portable media player is packed full of
features to keep you entertained on the bus.
Review: Altec Lansing T612
With a decent pair of mid-range speakers and tweeters, the T612 has
plenty of clarity and depth.
What financial crisis?
Australian game and console hardware sales have already surpassed 2007's figures, with the market recording growth of 48 per cent for the year-to-date.
While there is obvious concern from game publishers, developers and hardware manufacturers that the global financial crisis will have a negative im...
Watchdog calls on telcos to lift their game
The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman has launched its connect.resolve campaign, calling on Australia's telcos to improve customer service.
Last financial year saw the largest jump in complaints to the TIO in a decade, no doubt driven by the mobile broadband wars as it became clear some telcos ...
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Scientists sound the alarm on MP3 players
Scientists have sounded the alarm about the dangers of using
digital music players, warning that listening to them too long and
too loud can cause permanent hearing loss.
Norway tackles Apple over iPod-iTunes link
Norway's consumer mediator today threatened to take US electronics
manufacturer Apple before a government agency for failing to make
its online iTunes store compatible with music players other than
its iPod.
