Will Album Art Go Digital in 2008?
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Download services typically still omit liner notes, art and other extras that are user favorites--but that could soon change.
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The new iPod Photo, priced at $499 and $599, will be able to store up to 25,000 wallet-size images and up to 15,000 songs.
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Blog: Adobe doesn't think that JPEG XR--a potential higher-end sequel to ordinary JPEG--will bump into its own DNG format.
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Tacit admission of defeat IFA 07 Sony will next year kill off its Connect digital music download service, Register Hardware has learned. Its Walkman products will instead Windows Media technology, the consumer electronics giant told its customers today.â¦
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&#147;I just received my sixth, an iPod photo, and if I loved my iPod before, I really love it now,&#148; writes Bob LeVitus for the Houston Chronicle. &#147;The new iPod photo stores not only your songs, but also your digital pictures. The 2-inch color display is the best little color display I&#146;ve seen, and I&#146;ve heard many remarks about its clarity and rich, saturated images. Photos look amazing, and iPod photo stores and displays album art for songs which have cover art available.&#148; [Nov 23]
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MacCentral - At a special music event on Tuesday, Apple took the wraps off the iPod Photo, a color iPod available in 40GB or 60GB storage capacities. The device will automatically synchronize music and photos on both Macs and PCs. Apple is shipping the new iPod Photo today for U&#36;499 or &#36;599 depending on capacity. Also introduced today is a special iPod U2, a black-clad 20GB model coming in mid-November for &#36;349. It comes with a red Click Wheel and a custom engraving of U2 band member signatures. More details about both new iPods will be posted shortly.
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An analyst with Merrill Lynch says that Adobe will likely introduce Creative Suite 3 around March 27, with a ship date that would follow shortly afterwards. Most important to this refresh would be native support for Intel processors on the Macintosh platform.
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You might not be able to morph your wallpaper just yet, but digital ink is already threatening to make big changes in the way we experience advertising. By Rachel Metz.
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Although photography has been around for generations, its digital overhaul opens up new possibilities. Tell me what you want to find out about. From CNET Blog Networks.
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After selling more than 100 million iPods, Apple could slack off a little. The digital media players would probably still fly off the shelves if the company just altered their shape or color once a year.
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By Jens Manuel Krogstad, Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, Iowa  Sep. 15--WATERLOO -- If record companies have their way, online guitar tabs will soon catch the stairway to heaven.
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p2pnet.net News:- Is digital music finally going mainstream? According to market research firm IDC, the MP3 portable market will boom over the next five years into a $58 billion industry.
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Apple Computer of California introduced its next generation iPod music player, which can store as many as 25,000 wallet-size digital pictures.
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The Internet rumor mill had it right several weeks ago when whispers circulated that Apple was readying a retooled iPod music player and had entered into a special promotional deal with the mega-famous rock band U2.  Yesterday brought confirmation of both, with most of the media focusing in on the official news that the quirky computer-company-turned-digital-entertainment-pacesetter has given its portable music player the ability to store digital images.
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Arts & entertainment: In Jamaica, seven-inch singles are extinct. Will the digital revolution mean the end of traditional reggae?
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If you have any brilliant predictions for either 2008 or 2108, I'd like to offer you a prize. But I can guarantee delivery only for the 2008 winner. The prize is a copy of "America 1908," by Jim Rasenberger, a very good book about a very good year for technology. In 1908, the Wright brothers [...].
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LONDON (Billboard) - Physical singles may be losing the war  against digital formats, but the U.K. market has found an  unlikely hero to lead the fight: good, old-fashioned, 7-inch  vinyl.