New SelectRadio Software Release Expands Live Audio Variety and Control Features for Smartphone Users; Adds One-Touch Presets for More Than 80 Channels From Top-Rated Music, News and Talk Broadcasters
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Doubles the Number of Onscreen Channels Displayed     Users of smartphones and wireless handheld PDAs now have even more choice and control of their mobile audio experience with the latest version of SelectRadio software.
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Sirius on Tuesday launched its first wearable live radio, nearly two years behind competitor XM. The device, to be available by the end of the month, includes Wi-Fi connectivity, recording functionality and Yahoo music purchasing software.
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Coding Technologies, the leading provider of audio compression  technology for digital broadcasting, mobile music and the Internet,  today announced that Pandora has chosen its MPEG-4 HE-AAC/aacPlus audio  codec to deliver its new, personalized radio music service to its mobile  listeners.
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The Personal Telephone Integration package works with Land Rover vehicles&#39; audio system to provide users access to mobile phone functions such as viewing and selecting phone book entries, initiating
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Browse this week's Wired.com gadget reviews for an 11.2 surround sound receiver, a music player that carries recommendation radio, the ultimate in desktop speakers and more of the latest tech.
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New Ultra Video handset supports DivX, many audio formats.
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The player lets the listener choose MP3 or WMA music, ripped from CDs or downloaded from online music sites. The Zen Micro provides intuitive vertical scrolling to allow users to move through easy-to-use menus
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Music and video clamshell In addition to the phones announced earlier today, Nokia also unveiled the N75 in New York. This S60 phone has front mounted music controls and an external 1.36 in (160 x 128 pixel) display which allows you to control your music playback without having to open the flip. The N75 will play back MP3, M4A, AAC, eAAC+ and WMA files and also has a built in FM radio.â¦
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New widgets help personalize maps with dynamic content from diverse sources.
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By Karen Price  Radio listening has reached a record high, as a result of people tuning in via the internet, digital TV and mobile phones. More than 45 million people now listen to the radio each week, according to figures released yesterday.
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Clear Channel Radio's (NYSE:CCU) online  division today announced the latest addition to its repertoire of  exclusive and on-demand content: lifestyle programs aggregating a wide  range of related content elements, all available on demand.
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KGuitar is powerful KDE-based music tabulature editor with support of guitar, drums, classic note scores, MIDI synthesizer output, chord, scales, modes, melody and rhythm construction and analysis tools, lots of tab effects, Guitar Pro files import.   After a long period of silence, I'm pleased to announce KGuitar 0.5.1 - a major bugfix release that covers most of issues for the last few years :)      * Compatiblity fixes: added support for autoconf 2.61, automake 1.10, gcc 4.2. Removed last bits of qt2->qt3 transition deprecations. Internal structures refactoring.     * Added zoom level (Ctrl Minus, Ctrl Plus), introducing multiple bars per row, automatically tuning to available window width;     * Finally introduced new exception-based framework for converters load/save. Makes converters much more bullet-proof and easier to write and debug.     * Guitar Pro import undergone major rewrite. Now it properly loads all gp4 files I have. Guitar Pro v3 and v5 formats are coming next. Anyway, Guitar Pro loader is now much more helpful about what errors it gets and less crash-prone. It detects and helps debug problems it encounters.     * Lots of displaying, mouse and keyboard control, printing fixes and prettifying. Track pane now has a header and it's synchronized with track list. Melody editor now has trapezoid and shark fin inlays.     * New QMap-based API for song metainformation - stores not a fixed number of fields, but key=value pairs.     * Misc things: project transitioned to Subversion.  As always, comments and especially bug reports are welcome. Also keep in mind that KGuitar is now registered at http://www.ohloh.net/projects/8959?p=KGuitar - so, take a look there too :)
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In a bid to stay at the forefront in the fields of mobile commerce and streaming music, Sprint today launched Music Choice, a service that gives its users access to a catalog of digital music feeds.
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TechWeb - Multistandard support means handset users will be able to choose which broadcasting services they want to use without changing their mobile application.
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New version allows users to categorize entries and make layout changes more easily.
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Music is becoming the dominant entertainment on mobile phones, reports BBC Click.
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A new service from BlogTalkRadio... Call their special phone number: 646-200-0000. It records the call. When you're done it creates an RSS 2.0 feed with an enclosure that's an MP3 of the call.  The address of the feed is a function of the phone number you called from. I just called in a podcast from my Nokia N95, which they added to this feed: http://cinch.blogtalkradio.com/8583429663  That's all there is to it! No registration. They have a web page for it, but it's completely unnecessary.  It's the new application of RSS that I wrote about on Saturday. It's brilliant because of it's so simple. Some people think innovation in technology is about how hard it was to implement, or how long it took, or how complex it is, or convoluted. They see innovation as wizardry. I see it differently. I'm impressed by the ratio of functionality to complexity. I like that number to be as big as possible, because the less complex it is, the fewer moving parts, the less likely it is to break, and the easier it will be for others to build on the idea. Hats off to the BTR guys, they've come up with something truly useful that's also very simple.  Could it be simpler? I don't see how.