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Oakley’s Split Thump sunglasses are another attempt to combine technology with eyewear – in this case, a digital music player.
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via Computing.co.uk @ 15:44 30th Sep
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Xilisoft WMA MP3 Converter is an exclusive MP3 and WMA encoder with easy-to-use interface and excellent output quality. It supports WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, AAC, FLAC, APE, VQF etc. as the input formats and converts them to popular audio formats MP3 and WMA, and also can extract audio tracks from AVI, WMV, MPEG, ASF and save them as audio formats MP3, WMA and MP2. The software supports batch conversion and preserves ID3 tag during conversion etc.
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via Palm Boulevard @ 10:37 21st Oct
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Xilisoft MP3 WAV Converter is an excellent audio encoder with easy-to-use interface and perfect output quality. It can support WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, AAC, FLAC, APE, VQF etc. as the input formats and convert them to audio formats MP3 and WAV. And it can also extract audio tracks from AVI, WMV, MPEG, ASF and save them as the popular audio formats MP3, WAV and MP2. With the concise interface and design, Xilisoft MP3 WAV Converter is much easier and faster to use. And compared with other similar software, it has many additional features such as the following: * It supports ID3 tag--All ID3 tags in the original files will be reserved after the conversion. * Codes are built in--The software integrates with all audio encoders and decoders, users can convert all supported audio formats once download the program.
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via Palm Boulevard @ 19:12 21st Nov
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A number of game sites write a review on a game, and then later change their mind so have to edit their review. This is what IGN has done with their Fallout 3 review for the Sony PS3. In the first review, IGN said that the PS3 version has some major issued. The new edited version of the review has removed any mention of that statement.
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via Product Reviews Net @ 9:37 29th Oct
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MP3 player headphones might interfere with cardiac equipment U.S. Researchers informed an American Heart Association meeting in New Orleans about the possible interference that MP3 player headphones might post to cardiac equipment. Pacemakers and implantable defibrillators' normal operation can be changed when in close proximity to headphones used with MP3 player equipment. Previously it has been found that MP3 players themselves don't interfere with cardiac equipment.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 17:31 11th Nov
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BLOGOSPHERE (Hypebot) Emails from mp3 bloggers received in recent days as well as posts on mp3 blogs point towards renewed attacks from the RIAA and its UK equivalent the IFPI. MP3 blogs operate in a legal gray area, but have become a major source of exposure particularly for indie music. Most mp3 bloggers take down any track on request, but recently rights holders are going straight to ISPs or service providers demanding action. Last week the Berkeley Place blog wrote:
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via Encore @ 12:32 9th Nov
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Dell mini-MP3 player won't show this year According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, Dell Inc. will not bring a mini MP3 player to the market this year tied to online entertainment software before the holidays. The company has reportedly been testing a prototype of a mini-MP3 player that is based on the company's Zing software. The MP3 player had been expected to show up sometime during the fall of 2008.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 17:31 11th Nov
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"Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced that the Amazon MP3 music store will be pre-loaded on the T-Mobile G1, the world's first Android(TM)-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google. T-Mobile G1 users can search, download, buy and play music from Amazon MP3, which offers over 6 million DRM-free MP3 songs from all four major music labels and thousands of independent labels that can be played on virtually any hardware device and managed with any music software. "Amazon wants to make it easy for customers to discover, buy, and play their music wherever they happen to be--whether sitting at their computer or on the go," said Bill Carr, Amazon.com Vice President for Digital Music and Video. "We look forward to the release of the T-Mobile G1, which will put Amazon MP3's vast selection of low-priced DRM-free music at the fingerti
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via Smartphone Thoughts @ 4:22 24th Sep
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It's funny how things work out sometimes - I took the screen sht above to illustrate how much I like the a-la-carte approach to music. Sarah McLachlan, one of my favourite female singer/songwriters, just released a double-disc best of album. I fired up the Zune software and compared all the songs I already owned, then purchased all the ones I didn't. Seemed perfect to me - until I realized that after purchasing seven total songs, only one had downloaded. I was using Firefox 3.0.3 to make the purchases, and each time I clicked on BUY MP3 I was given a download prompt for a file that would trigger the Amazon MP3 downloader - which is a bit odd, since usually single tracks are downloaded direclty as MP3 files. I checked the Task Manager, and the Amazon MP3 downloader process was running, but it was pegged at 25% CPU use - meaning it was lock
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via Digital Media Thoughts @ 7:28 8th Oct
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Content Axis Launches New Review Blog eStepz - One of the top ranking copywriting agency, Content Axis, now launches a new review blog, eStepz apparently with a different approach in contrast to the traditional blog reviews sites people ave been coming across on the web. Over the years, review blogs have been a fairly effective tool for promotions, advertising, link building and search engine optimization. eStepz takes the sole aim of promoting the website and enhancing traffic while disseminating relevant information for the viewers. Review blogs are not only popular but are also believed to be extremely effective when people look for the best services, products and features available. While blogs could be very useful for promoting business online by enhancing traffic and generating revenue, many fall short in quality levels.
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via Business Portal 24 @ 9:42 5th Nov
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ST. PAUL, MN -- 10/16/08 -- Mix & Burn LLC, a leading provider of in-store digital music systems to retailers, today announced the release of its MP3 Filling Station(TM) compatible with iPod, MP3 players, and cell phones with music players. As part of this launch, customers in retail stores with the MP3 Filling Station(TM) can now download popular music directly to their portable music devices such as iPods, MP3 players, flash memory cards and mobile phones. Consumers are able to instantly enjoy their music at the time of purchase in the store.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 11:12 16th Oct
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ST. PAUL, MN--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 16, 2008 -- Mix & Burn LLC, a leading provider of in-store digital music systems to retailers, today announced the release of its MP3 Filling Station(TM) compatible with iPod, MP3 players, and cell phones with music players. As part of this launch, customers in retail stores with the MP3 Filling Station(TM) can now download popular music directly to their portable music devices such as iPods, MP3 players, flash memory cards and mobile phones. Consumers are able to instantly enjoy their music at the time of purchase in the store.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 11:13 16th Oct
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Fans of AM radio have largely been left out in the cold by MP3 player manufacturers. The excuses are many, but the main reason most device makers avoid the feature is due to the relatively large space required of an AM antenna, thus inhibiting the overall compactness of the final product. PoGo Products briefly came to the rescue with a line of AM-friendly MP3 players, but the company ceased production of the line after only a few years. Filling the void is the C. Crane Witness AM/FM MP3 Player, a basic radio-cum-MP3 player reminiscent of the Radio YourWay LX. Even with its throwback design and monochrome display, the Witness will cost you a pretty penny--$229.95 for 2GB--but AM radio fans have little other choice, and will likely be plenty pleased with the features on offer.
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via CNET News.com @ 23:31 29th Oct
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The O ROKR Pro is the latest in the Sport Performance line of eyewear from Oakley and Motorola. O ROKR Pro wirelessly streams digital music, and even lets you control the music wirelessly. Just use the buttons on the frame to select songs on your Bluetooth Stereo-enabled mobile phone or your iPod equipped with an ODIO iA50 Bluetooth adapter. Read on to see what we think of these Bluetooth Sunglasses after spending a few weeks outside in California with them!
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via Dark Vision Hardware @ 18:34 17th Nov
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"Unlike the other two browsers, however, Konqueror also provides a native way to split the current window (Firefox users can use the Split Browser extension to get similar functionality). This method is handy for displaying multiple webpages side by side. If you use Konqueror as a file browser, it can also be handy for displaying local and remote files in the same window. To split the screen vertically, hit Ctrl-Shift-L. To split it horizontally, hit Ctrl-Shift-T. Ctrl-Shift-R closes the selected split."
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via Linux Today @ 13:47 3rd Oct
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Here are the most recent Web hosting service reviews submitted by other Web Design / HTML readers. I got 7 new reviews this month. If you love or hate your Web hosting provider, or just feel ambivalent about them, let me know - write a review of your Web hosting provider. It only takes a few minutes to write a review, and you'll be helping lots of people. Or, if you've used any of these hosts yourself, you can add your own comments to the review directly. Just go to the review and add your own review via the links at the top.
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via About @ 12:36 22nd Oct
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MP3 compatible! In the United Kingdom this week, the Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) unveiled the "MP3 Compatible" campaign, to easily inform customers whether the content they're downloading is actually in MP3 format.
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via Beta News @ 19:18 5th Nov
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Sockatume writes "A coalition of seven UK digital music stores have created a logo for DRM-free, MP3 music. The 'MP3: 100% Compatible' logo allows the stores to emphasize the advantages of the format, namely that MP3 files will run on any device and won't keel over and die as DRM-laden files are wont to. The BPI — the UK equivalent of the RIAA — is backing the scheme, emphasizing that it will also allow users to identify legitimate stores."
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via Slashdot @ 0:53 5th Nov
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Walmart today made an aggressive move against Amazon and Apple by lowering the prices of its MP3 Music Downloads store. The service now offers per-track downloads as low as 74 cents versus the 89-cent minimum of Amazon MP3 and iTunes' fixed 99-cent price. Normal tracks are 94 cents, Wal-Mart says. The retailer also plans to drive users to the store through a tie-in with CD sales: starting from mid-November, those who order physical copies of albums either online or in stores get a free MP3 song from any artist or album.
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via Electronista @ 13:22 28th Oct
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Are you in a relationship? Can you hardly bear to be apart from your partner for more than half an hour? Do you make out in the library while sitting next to a Gizmodo writer, totally unaware that someday he'll grumpily complain about you in a post? Well, I have the perfect mp3 player for you and your equally annoying significant other. The Twinned MP3 Player concept is actually two mp3 players, capable of holding only one playlist each: the same one. When combined, in that adorable spooning position, you can plug 'em into the computer to load your songs, but when separated, they can only play back the tunes you and your partner have chosen together. Just the one playlist. Forever. At least it's easier to throw away than a matching tattoo.
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via Gizmodo @ 21:38 11th Oct
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UK download sites back new 'MP3 Compatible' logo HMV, Woolworths, 7digital, Digitalstores, Tescodigital, Tunetribe, and Play.com have all agreed to promote a new "MP3 compatible" logo that they hope will raise the profile of the open MP3 music format and inform users on what they can do with their DRM-free downloads.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 9:04 9th Nov
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via Warp 2 Search @ 15:41 13th Nov
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Neocrisis: Is this becoming a trend with game review sites? In the first IGN review, they say that the PS3 version of the game has some major issues. However in the edited version of the review, they completely remove any mention of the PS3.
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via NG4.com @ 1:01 29th Oct
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Singapore and Hong Kong, September 18, 2008 – While portable MP3 players are still one of the most popular consumer electronics devices around the Asia/Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) region, MP3 player shipment growth is expected to slow to just 4.4% in 2009 before finally turning slightly negative in 2012. According to IDC's report “Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) Portable Audio (MP3) Player 2007-2012 Forecast and Analysis (Doc#AP654103Q)”, pressure from competing devices as well as market saturation in countries like Australia and Singapore will contribute to this.
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via IDC @ 0:12 19th Sep
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Wal-Mart is bringing its value pricing strategy to the MP3 category, selling select tracks for 74 cents. Wal-Mart will also offer a free MP3 “track of the week” and offer a free MP3 download to consumers who purchase a CD in store or online.
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via DMNews.com @ 17:35 29th Oct
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