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Gear > Music players
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We review the i2i Stream wireless audio extender
Computing Unplugged Magazine - October 2008
These days, people tend to listen to music just about everywhere. Aerielle Technologies' i2i Stream is intended to make it easy to share music with your friends and listen on the go. How well does it work? Read this article and you be the judge.
Pocket Tunes: tunes, Internet radio, and more on your Treo
Computing Unplugged Magazine - July 2008
Heather Wardell takes her Treo everywhere she goes, and she often wants to listen to music in coffee shops or in her car. The Treo came with a free copy of Pocket Tunes version 3 by NormSoft, which was quite functional, but Pocket Tunes Deluxe version 4 and its Internet radio and online music store access is a giant step forward. To learn all about it, you'll want to read this review. How was support? Does Internet radio work over a Treo? The only way you'll find out is to read Heather's article.
Don't be mockin' our articles
Computing Unplugged Magazine - August 2007
Sometime life imitates art and it gives me the excuse to be insufferable and mock one of our readers. While I don't always get to mock readers, I often feel that the best way to respond to a mock is with one of my own.
Oakley's Thumping good time
Computing Unplugged Magazine - April 2007
Wouldn't it be great if someone combined an MP3 player and sunglasses into one device? Someone did, and it's called the Oakley Thump Pro. Read on to find out what Senior Editor James Booth thinks of Oakley's flagship tech gadget.
Incredibly cheap iPod stand
Computing Unplugged Magazine - October 2006
So you've just spent your last few Benjamins on one of Apple's slick new iPods. Now, though, you want to accessorize your lovely new songbird. When even the least expensive iPod goody costs a good twenty dead presidents, how can you get your bling on and still have a few bucks left over to buy the latest Battlestar Galactica download off iTunes? In this fun article, we'll show you a Wacky iPod Accessory that costs less than four dollars.
Is the iCush the perfect iPod accessory for your iTush?
Computing Unplugged Magazine - September 2006
In the last installment of our Wacky iPod Accessories series, we reviewed a $39.95 product that we described as "tacky, crappy, cheesy, and disappointing". Before we pulled it out of the box, we fully expected to give the $99 HoMedics iCush, a digitally-enabled massage pad, a similar beating. We were very, very wrong. Read this article to find out why.
Escalade your iPod with the Corgi iCar
Computing Unplugged Magazine - September 2006
Corgi recently introduced a unique approach to iPod speakers. Their iCar is a Cadillac Escalade that "flashes, jumps, dances, and pumps up the volume" in tune to the iPod's music. Just how good or bad is this thing? You'll have to read our review to find out.
Boostaroo's Revolution will boost your iPod's beat
Computing Unplugged Magazine - May 2006
The Boostaroo Revolution is a tiny, mini-amplifier designed to boost your headphone's volume. The manufacturer makes a number of claims regarding this $60 box. First, it claims it will boost the overall sound volume, helping you hear your favorite audio device better on airplanes, buses, and in other noisy environments. Does it work? You'll have to read this article to find out.
Battle of the iPod books
Computing Unplugged Magazine - January 2006
Laaaaaadies and gentlemen! Today we bring you one of the biggest, no-holds-barred battles of all time! Going at it with all they've got are seven of the all-time meanest, toughest, most informative iPod books you'll ever encounter. Which book will win? Which book will prove itself worthy of your hard-earned dollars and attention? Which book will score the knockout punch? It's a player book playbook and you're invited for a ring-side seat.
Putting your iPod to sleep
Computing Unplugged Magazine - November 2003
If you like to go to sleep with the dulcet tones of your iPod in your ear, nothing's worse than discovering it's been playing all the while you've been sleeping, completely draining the battery. In this helpful tip by Senior Technical Editor, we show you how to sleep with the iPod and still get respect in the morning (or at least, battery power).
The battle over Napster
Pocket PC Life Magazine - August 2000
The only thing Napster grabs more of than MP3s is news headlines. In this month's editorial, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz examines the battle over Napster and what it means for the future of music, video, software, books, and any other form of digitized media.
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