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Article | 28/05/2010 Apple vulnerable in iTunes antitrust probe

Federal antitrust regulators may be able to build a case against Apple over its iTunes business because the company has a dominant share of the U.S. m...

Article | 27/05/2010 Apple controls 70% of U.S. music download biz

Apple's iTunes music store controls a dominant share of the U.S. digital music market, a research analyst said today.

Article | 20/05/2010 Apple's iPod Touch getting 2-megapixel camera?

Another day, another leaked Apple prototype? The latest comes from Vietnamese site Tinhte, which is showing off what it claims may be a new version of...

Article | 20/05/2010 Walking could recharge your smartphone or MP3 player

Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology are harvesting energy through activities like walking or running that could power or recharge smartphon...

Article | 22/04/2010 Plantronics Explorer 395 - a Bluetooth headset for everyday use

The Plantronics Explorer 395 is a good-looking, easy-to-use Bluetooth headset that is obviously designed (and priced) for the casual user -- somebody ...

Article | 1/05/2010 Apple's shutdown of Lala Fuel rumors of Web-based iTunes

Apple will shut down its Lala online music streaming service on May 31. The move comes just five months after Apple bought Lala for an undisclosed pri...

Article | 30/04/2010 Nokia announces cheap music phone

Nokia has unveiled the X2, a music phone that will cost €85 (US$110) before taxes and subsidies.

Article | 5/05/2010 On the run with Adidas' miCoach Pacer

For the last couple of weeks, I've been running with a new gadget: Adidas' miCoach Pacer, a set of three small devices that combine audio coaching wit...

Article | 12/04/2010 International delegates to tour Australia's digital radio network

Broadcasters from Malaysia and Hong Kong will visit Sydney this week to take part in a Commercial Radio Australia digital radio study tour, gaining fi...

Article | 10/04/2010 Microsoft doubles Zune HD storage to 64GB

Microsoft on Friday started offering a new model of the Zune HD portable media player with built-in storage of 64GB, double that of previous models.

Article | 23/03/2010 Digital radio's first audit exceeds expectations

Digital radio is attracting an audience that tunes in for longer than Internet radio's, says Commercial Radio Australia (CRA).

Article | 18/03/2010 BigPond says goodbye to WMA

Online music retailer BigPond Music has announced that it will stop supporting the Windows Media Audio (WMA) file format after April 1, with users req...

Article | 8/03/2010 Apple's iPad: Will it sell?

Apple's iPad will fly out of stores when it goes on sale in four weeks, and will build momentum through the back-to-school and into the holiday sellin...

Article | 2/03/2010 Twitterville unites in bid to save BBC radio stations

In what is a familiar response to unwelcome news, the power of social networking and online campaigning is being used in a bid to secure the future of...

Article | 2/03/2010 May 4 named as 'Day against DRM'

Tuesday May 4 has been named as this year's Day against Digital Rights Management (DRM) by the President of the Free Software Foundation.

Article | 25/02/2010 Apple's iTunes Store serves up 10 billionth song

Apple's iTunes Store hit a landmark on Wednesday with the download of its 10 billionth song.

Article | 3/02/2010 Apple iPhone, iPod Touch security patch: What's fixed

Apple on Tuesday released an updated version of its iPhone OS software for the iPhone and iPod touch.

Article | 20/01/2010 Sony launches first TransferJet gadgets

Data transfer between gadgets that's as simple as bringing them together: that's the promise of TransferJet, a Sony-developed technology that will beg...

Article | 11/01/2010 Adidas miCoach faces tough fight against Nike+iPod in US

Athletic shoe maker Adidas launched the latest version of its miCoach training gadgets in the U.S. alongside the International Consumer Electronics Sh...

Article | 8/01/2010 CES: See-through screens - gimmick or instant gadget love?

Forget 3D TVs. The next big wave to rush down the display tech pipeline are laptops and handheld gadgets with transparent OLED screens.