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Samsung reveals Galaxy S WiFi 3.6 music player

, Sep 1st 2011 Discuss [8]

Samsung has announced a new portable media player called the Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 3.6. It follows after a long list of IFA 2011 announcements this morning from the South Korean company but doesn't fall into the smartphone or tablet category. Instead, it appears to simply be a 3.6-inch addition to Samsung's existing 4- and 5-inch Galaxy S Players. Read The Full Story

Motorola Preparing An iPod Nano, Nike+ Hybrid Sports Watch?

, Jul 27th 2011 Discuss [1]

We're all about hybrid devices these days. Having a watch that only tells time just doesn't cut it anymore, especially for those with a more active lifestyle. We have devices like the Nike+ SportWatch, the Garmin Forerunner, and a myriad of watchbands for turning your iPod nano into a multitasking watch. And now it looks like Motorola will be joining in on the fun with its own all-in-one offering. Read The Full Story

Sony Walkman A Series Press Images Leaked

, Jul 26th 2011 Discuss [2]

Everyone's favorite legendary name in personal music players, that being the Walkman, has been revealed to be expanding the family with the high-end Sony Walkman A series. UK retailer Play.com has created a placeholder spot for the new series of digital music players, this piece of industrial design looking rather different from all of its predecessors, it having a headphone jack at the bottom, a single thumb-indented Home button in the center bottom on the front, and the entire works looking rather like a smartphone with a large touchscreen taking up the majority of the real-estate. The back of the device has the Walkman "W" with only a smaller version of the text logo near the bottom and a reset button to keep it company - it's lonely there at the back. Read The Full Story

Not Enough Devices? Here’s Why You Need More

, Jul 21st 2011 Discuss [12]

I love a good smartphone. I work for Samsung, and I carry a Galaxy S II that I’ve been “testing” for an extended period of time. I use just about every feature on it. I listen to music. I navigate. I talk and text. I take pictures and video. I’ve even read books on it. I’m not pushing my product, I can hardly name a smartphone on the market that cannot do these things. But I just read Jon Pilon’s column on TheNextWeb.com about consolidating all of your gadgets. You know, because most people want to carry around only one gadget, instead of a half dozen. Right?

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iRiver T9 MP3 Player Features Shake To Switch Songs

, May 20th 2011 Discuss [0]

iRiver has just released a new MP3 player called the T9 that attempts to do everything except store very much music. The device is available only in 2GB and 4GB models, but hopes to make up for that in various interesting features beyond your music playback needs. Read The Full Story

Creative Zen Style M300 breaks cover

, May 6th 2011 Discuss [3]

Creative has unveiled a new audio player that has a colorful and square design called the Zen M300. The little audio player has a very compact design that measures in at 55 x 44 x 12mm inside and has some nice features that fans of digital music on the go will appreciate. The small little player also supports Bluetooth stereo music for wireless transmission to headphones and other devices like docks and car audio systems. Read The Full Story

Multitasking Toaster Plays Tunes While You Toast

, Mar 17th 2011 Discuss [0]

This could be a fun and useful space-saving appliance, or it could be one of those items that tries to do too many things and does none of them very well.  But for around $80, we hope it will at least do a good job on the toast. The Breville Radio Toaster features an FM radio as well as an auxilliary input so you can plug in your mp3 player. Read The Full Story

Samsung Debuts Android Galaxy Player 4, 5

, Mar 16th 2011 Discuss [2]

Samsung announced a unique addition to their Galaxy lineup of portable devices, called the Galaxy Player. The device is an Android-based portable media player that should rival the iPod touch and comes in 4-inch and 5-inch models. The large screens will be ideal for games, videos, music, social media, and e-books while still fitting in your pocket. Read The Full Story

Retro-M upgrades old home intercom systems to whole home music players

, Mar 11th 2011 Discuss [0]

When I was a kid we lived in a neighborhood that was built by the same builder for most of the houses. They all had the old school intercom systems inside so you could spy on people in other rooms and call people to the door without having to yell or run down the hall. It was cool, but now that technology has progressed if you have one of these old intercom system is your home it might be more of an eyesore than something useful. Read The Full Story

Cowon D3 hits pre-order in UK packing Android under the hood

, Feb 1st 2011 Discuss [1]

Android is finding its way into all sorts of products and is common in things like MP3 players and more today. The latest Android-powered MP3 player from Cowon has surfaced for pre-order and is called the Cowon D3. The player has some really nice specs and sounds as much like a WiFi MID as a MP3 player. Read The Full Story

Tangible Digital Music via C60 by IDEO

, Dec 10th 2010 Discuss [0]

If you're like me, and people call you a hipster because you collect records and still play music on your iPod instead of on your record player which you might or might not actually own, this will interest you severely. Behold a project that was born like all sweet industrial design projects are: as a concept. Inside the book "I Miss My Pencil" there was a project that became this reality: a surface, shaped to recall the size and shape of a record (or a stack of records, rather) or a record player, called C60 (Redux). In this project by IDEO, all you've got to do is place your music cards (the size of cassette tapes) down on the surface and your speakers (via your computer) will play the song you desire. Read The Full Story

Tocky alarm clock turns you into a gibbering morning idiot [Video]

, Oct 22nd 2010 Discuss [0]

The concept of an alarm clock on wheels that would attempt to escape your bleary-eyed grasp every morning never struck us as particularly appealing, but obviously enough people bought a Clocky for its successor, the Tocky, to be green-lighted.  As before, the clock can jump off your bedside table and try to roll away; what's new is the fact it can be programmed with a voice clip or MP3 to blare at you too. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story
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