Music at a Wheel's Click, but Do We Really Hear?
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Who could complain about the iPod? But who can cope with it? If you can listen to everything, you may end up hearing nothing.
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Hard drive-based audio player will get a new look and a lower price.
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Playlist reviewer finds good sound in relatively expensive iPod accessory.
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Music is becoming the dominant entertainment on mobile phones, reports BBC Click.
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Minivans and big SUVs are sometimes referred to as "living rooms on wheels." As entertainment technology improves, shrinks and becomes more portable, that expression is becoming more and more literal.
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Last.fm has been a popular Internet music player, despite rarely playing exactly the music you want.
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Social networking site lets you sing, whistle or hum a tune into your computer microphone to find out its title and artist.
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CDs in the car (unless I hook my iPod up to the stereo) and mp3s everwhere else.
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Some instrument makers and researchers are using science to deconstruct the vibrations and waves at work to create the distinctive sounds of violins and guitars.
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Can one orchestraâs audacious experiment save classical music?
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New products appear, but is the quality good enough to catch on? Gadget Lab listens in and wants to hear your reports.
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Radio broadcasters are considering technology and business models that may soon allow listeners to click, listen and buy the tunes they hear on their favorite radio stations.
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Scads of music services are making a power play for your digital dollars. We shine a light into the murk and pick out the gems. By Mathew Honan from Wired Test.
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The digital music battle of the  future may not be over where music is purchased, but where and  how it is stored.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Life!) - You know that annoying tune  that you can't place or get out of your head?
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Buying music from your computer over the internet is cool, but buying music from the portable player in your hand is cooler. Commentary by Eliot Van Buskirk.
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Can a word be an earworm, a tune that lodges itself in the brain and will not be moved?