Audio
FCC filing shows a bigger Jawbone Jambox
It looks like Jawbone is ready to expand the Jambox line by adding in a bigger brother to the Bluetooth speaker. A recent FCC filing shows that Jawbone has a new Big Jambox on the way in the near future. There’s no photos of the new device, so all we know for now is that more »
Review: JBL OnBeat Xtreme iPad/iPhone Dock
The latest entry into the high-end iOS device dock space is the OnBeat Xtreme, from Harman International’s JBL brand. The product, unveiled in late 2011 and capable of connecting with the iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad, is a powerful, high-performance device, sporting big sound and unique look. The OnBeat Xtreme sports a black and silver-accented more »
Video Interview: Monster’s New Diamond Tears Headphones
In the latest installment of an exclusive interview with our sister publications Dealerscope and CustomRetailer, Noel Lee, the Monster chief executive known as the “Head Monster,” discusses new products for 2012. In this interview, Lee tells Krissy Rushing about Monster’s new Diamond Tears headphones, as well as the company’s new partnership with the fashion brand more »
Boxee PC and Mac apps are officially unsupported as of today
The folks at Boxee release version 1.5 for the Mac, PC and Linux back towards the end of December and at that time — they let everyone know that the support (and availability) of those apps would come to an end fairly soon. In fact, the message was simple; “This 1.5 release will be the more »
The Flaming Lips bring Erykah Badu, Biz Markie and Apple’s Siri with their latest “sound construction piece”
Those who happen to be both fans of The Flaming Lips and Siri may want to check out this latest song. The song is called “Now I Understand” and is dubbed as being a “sound construction piece.” That being said, the track features vocals from Siri along with some slightly more well known singers including more »
Audiobooks.com launches as Spotify for audiobooks
If you listen to enough audiobooks that the Audbile Platinum plan of two books a month is not enough, Audiobooks might the service for you. Today Audiobooks.com has launched as a subscription audiobook service. For $24.95 a month you get to listen to a unlimited number of audiobooks from the collection. It’s like Spotify for more »
Sonos systems now streaming SiriusXM content for those in Canada
If you happen to be a SiriusXM subscriber that lives in Canada and has been looking to stream the channels to a Sonos system — we have a bit of good news to pass on. As of today, the folks at Sonos have announced that SiriusXM streaming is available for those in Canada. And on more »
Grooveshark is forced to block German users
Grooveshark is no stranger to disputes over copyright and license fees, but today the service had to actually take itself down in Germany. Starting today German Grooveshark users who try to use the service will get a message saying that they can’t access it from their country. The issue for Grooveshark is license fees instated more »
Apple brings iTunes Match to 19 more countries
Apple is bringing its music-in-the-cloud service, iTunes Match, to 19 more countries scattered throughout Latin America and Europe. Today Apple has brought the total number of countries that have iTunes Match to 37. The 19 new countries include Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Guatemala, Honduras, Latvia, Lithuania, Nicaragua, more »
Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess performs at the iConnectivity booth at CES 2012
CES always sees an abundance of celebrities appearing at the show. Most of the celebrities at the show were highly touted and drew huge crowds at their respective booths. Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater didn’t draw the crowds that Justin Beiber, Snooki, or 50 Cent, but unlike those others he was actually demoing products. Jordan more »























