No, not all MP3 players are iPods The Courier News
This may come as a shock, but almost a quarter of the digital MP3 players sold these days are not Apple iPods. So ubiquitous is the iPod that the many other models on the market -- some with more capability -- can get overlooked easily.
Can the PS3 save Sony? News Interactive
ALREADY in development when Sony revealed its PlayStation 2 to slavering gamers in March 2000, the PlayStation 3 console finally appears in Tokyo showrooms on November 11.
TomTom's Can-Do 910 BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
The Dutch outfit's top-tier GPS navigation system can play music, transmit mobile calls, and more. But is it superior to carmakers' options?
How iPods stack up to other players Lawrence Journal-World
Dominant as iPods are, they still have flaws, according to our tests and the results of our survey of some 3,000 subscribers who own MP3s.
Podcasting as a teaching tool Gulf News
Technology and the young are an unbeatable combination. If they've taken to pod-casting for entertainment, they will as easily adapt to its educational uses. Reema Saffarini reports.
Feature: Timeline: iPodding through the years MacCentral Online
We look back at significant iPod milestones in the five years since Apple debuted the landmark music player.
Christopher Breen and Mark Hattersley Macworld UK
Steve Jobs proclaimed that iTunes was the “most significant enhancement to iTunes since we introduced it in 2001”. Given iTunes multitude of talents, that’s a mighty impressive claim. And Steve’s not far off the mark.
Video / Slideshow Contest Results The Gadgeteer
Here are the results for the Show Us What's In Your Gear Bag contest. There were 17 entries for the contest, making it very difficult to choose the 1st place winner because everyone did such a great job! I was so impressed by some of the entries, that I really wanted to award 1st place to 4 people!
Music players for Christmas p2pnet.net
It's that time of year again
Sony Planning Video Walkman? InternetNews.com
Analysts wonder if the company can recover from being 'asleep at the wheel' for digital media? Maybe its new digital player will help.