Browse tag: ipods

Browse tag: ipods

Incase debuts new chargers for iPod and iPhone
Incase has debuted two new chargers for iPods and iPhones: one for the car, and one that works both in the car and with standard wall outlets.
Macworld's complete iPod buying guide
This holiday season, which iPod is the right one for you and for your loved ones? Our expert Christopher Breen helps sort out Apple's offerings so you can make the best choice.
Copy music off your iPod
There's nothing worse than losing your iTunes library to a hard drive crash. If you have music on your iPod, you can at least get it back with the right tools.
Review: Roth Audio Alfie
The Alfie looks pretty, but its high price tag is more a function of its multi-purpose nature than its sound quality.
Panasonic debuts audio system with photo frame
Set to arrive in December, the $300 MW-10 is Panasonic's first audio system with both an iPod dock and a digital photo frame.
Steve Jobs is Fortune's CEO of the decade
In the last ten years, Steve Jobs has revolutionized several industries, including music and cell phones—so it's easy to understand why Fortune has named him CEO of the decade.
Review: Cygnett GroovePlatinum earphones
Good but not exceptional budget-priced earphones.
iLuv releases iMM183 dual dock and weather alert alarm clock
Accessory maker iLuv has released the iMM183, a $150 dual-dock alarm clock with built-in weather warning notification.
The iPod turns eight years old
Apple announced the iPod on October 23rd, 2001. On this, its eight birthday, we take a look back at the way iPods were.
Review: iHome Audio iP1 iPod speaker dock
The iP1 is visually striking, and its digital enhancement of compressed music is helpful with some genres. But there are other speaker docks that produce a more natural sound.
Shure announces SE115m+ iPhone headset
Shure has announced the SE115m+ Sound Isolating Headset with Remote and Microphone, the iPhone-headset version of the company's SE115 Sound Isolating Earphones.
Live Update: Apple Financials
Jason Snell and Dan Moren provide live coverage of Apple's conference call with investors, following the company's quarterly earnings statement.
Mi-Football iPod speaker: Sing in style after a match
Mi-Football has introduced a novel looking iPod speaker system shaped like a football (or, if you're on the other side of the Atlantic, a soccer ball).
Apple aims to sync movies among multiple devices
Apple has filed for a new patent that would help keep your place in a movie even while switching among multiple devices.
Report: U.S. Mac households rise to 12 percent
A new study from The NPD Group finds that almost 12 percent of U.S. computer-owning households now own an Apple computer. That number climbed three points from nine percent in 2008.
Apple and Eminem publisher settle lawsuit
Apple and Eminem publisher Eight Mile Style have settled a lawsuit that went to trial late last month over digital downloads of the rapper's songs.
iLuv announces that i1166 will ship in October
Originally scheduled for a March 2009 launch, iLuv has announced that the i1166 will finally be available next month.
EU may force Apple to turn the music down
MP3 players and music enabled mobile phones may face a crackdown under new health and safety EU laws with volume levels capped.
Up close with the new iPod nano
Macworld senior editor Chris Breen takes a close look at the features of the new iPod nano.
Report: Palm chided by USB group for iTunes shenanigans
BusinessWeek reports that Palm's letter of complaint to the USB Implementers Forum backfired, turning the organization's scrutiny onto Palm itself.
Mac Pundit Showdown IV
Philip Michaels welcomes Roman Loyola, PC World's Nick Mediati, and Wired's Mat Honan to our showcase of punditry. Our least informative episode yet! Guest appearance by Jason "Kanye" Snell.
Review: Orbitsound T6 iPod speaker
Orbitsound’s approach to stereo is refreshing and the T6 is a lovely sounding unit.
Using smart playlists with nested conditionals in iTunes 9
New in iTunes 9 is the ability to create smart playlists with multiple conditions in them. Here are some cool ways to enjoy the new feature.
Boston Acoustic updates Duo-i iPod/iPhone clock radio
Boston Acoustics has updated its Duo-i iPod clock radio with iPhone compatibility and glossy-finish exteriors.
The Macalope Weekly: Money, money, money
The Zune HD may be many things, but it's not an iPod touch-killer. Nor is there apparently a way to kill the record industry's aspirations, even with a stake through the heart. And aren't accounting rules a killer?
Bose SoundDock goes to 11 (not really, just to 10)
Bose has announced the latest model in the company's iPod-speaker line, the SoundDock 10.
Griffin intros kid-friendly MyPhones headphones
Griffin Technology has announced MyPhones, a set of kid-friendly headphones with built-in volume limiting for hearing protection.
B&W slims down the Zeppelin
B&W has announced the Zeppelin Mini, a smaller version of the company's high-end iPod speaker system.
PC World Review: Zune HD
The Microsoft Zune HD is the Zune that PC World's Ginny Mies wishes that Microsoft had released last year. Find out what PC World thinks about this iPod competitor.
Vuzix announces Wrap 310 video eyewear
Vuzix has announced the Wrap 310 video eyewear for iPod, iPhone, and other video-capable devices.