When jammers meet the jetpods
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LONDON: If your city&#39;s increasing traffic leaves you with nothing but a headache, here is a &#39;godsend vehicle&#39; that promises to make life easier.
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The MP3 players get a splash of color -- and better earbuds. In Listening Post.
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Four churches in Mexico have unobtrusively installed Israeli-made cell-phone jammers to thwart those who don't seem to understand they should turn the thing off in during services or weddings. They're not the only ones in the world to do it.
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As Apple Computer&#39;s IPod has become a cultural phenomenon akin to Sony&#39;s Walkman, the market for IPod accessories has exploded--some of the biggest names in computer and home audio have responded with speaker systems specifically made for the IPod (and
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Bluetooth -- a short-range wireless technology -- is finally coming of age.
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The hunt for teenage geeks who illegally download music has moved across the pond, blokes. Only this time, the culprits are a wee bit older.
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Someday, your shirt might be able to power your iPod Â just by doing the normal stuff expected of a shirt.
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Tweakers make a racket when they unveil electro-musical oddities at Brooklyn event.
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Here&#39;s a handy tip for joggers: If you think you might get caught in a thunderstorm, leave your music player at home.
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CANNES, France -- With an eye on the success of portable music players, mobile phone makers are going after would-be iPod buyers by building high-quality players into their handsets.
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As co-stars of an elite, wireless-oriented tech show they were improbable indeed: A weed whacker, a blender and a boombox. Their decibel assault at this year's 6th annual DEMOmobile show was the perfect foil for its most celebrated product, a noise-canceling cell phone headset called Jawbone.
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Blog: iPhoneDevCamp rolls into San Francisco this weekend, where geeks galore will dream up new applications for the recently released combination iPod and cell phone.
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By Anonymous  MILITARY  A new radio technology may help warfighters to stay connected on the battlefield.
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What will be the subject of the San Francisco event? If the promotional tag -- "The Beat Goes On" -- is any indication, El Jobso will release his latest round of iPods. The fun starts at 10 a.m. PDT.
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REALNETWORKS&#39; attempt to get Steve Jobs to open up its proprietary eyePods is getting attacked by Apple&#39;s fanatical supporters.
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Sometimes the songs are all wrong. Like, you're shopping for genitalia in Second Life when your earbuds remind you that it's just "Too Little Too Late." The solution: Pack your iPod with tunes that complement the things you do all day long.
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By Tony Glover, The Business, London  Sep. 10--Portable music players, such as the Apple range of iPods and the  other MP3 players sold by Philips and Sony are ticking timebombs from a  company security perspective.