SiriusXM has just introduced the Lynx Portable Radio. This so called first SiriusXM 2.0 Radio offers new features as well as expanded channel lineup through satellite and Internet. Sirius Lynx is capable of storing up to 200 hours of satellite radio programming which you can playback later on. Lynx also lets you replay 5 hours more »

Here’s a neat concept that we’re hoping finds it way to production: a standalone player that comes with 8 RFID tags that can be linked to music. The idea is the little tags could be playlists and when affixed to the stand alone player would bring up that playlist. It’s a simple enough idea that more »

Word on the interwebs is that Slacker is finally going to launch their on-demand service next month. And while I would like to see that happen — I will believe it when it happens. This mythical on-demand music service was first confirmed way back in October of last year and then the news went quiet. more »

Slacker is trying really hard to be the only place you need to go for audio online. Today the Internet radio service announced that it will brining in audio content from ESPN so you can get your fill of sports news in addition to your music. Slacker will soon give free users of the service more »

Sirius XM Radio have updated their iOS app, the app is called SiriusXM Internet Radio and what was once designed for the iPhone and iPod touch has now gone universal and is sporting optimizations for the larger display on the iPad. The latest update brings the app up to version 1.4 and it requires iOS more »

The fine crew over at our sister site E-Gear recently posted some details about a giveaway. The contest is offering you (the E-Gear reader) a chance to win a NetWorks internet radio player from Tivoli Audio. Here is what they have to say; “Internet radio has never been easier or more stylish. Introducing the Tivoli more »

Slacker has been talking about their Premium Radio plan, which will bring on-demand listening for several months now. In fact, it was expected to arrive way back in October and well, as you can tell, that never happened. Needless to say, while we are just a little impatient about not being able to give Slacker more »

If you’re one of the many owners of Nokia S40 phones, here’s a little treat from your beloved handset maker – Nokia Internet Radio for Series 40 phones. Available in beta mode, the Nokia Internet Radio client ties up with the Nokia Internet Radio service in bringing tens of thousands of radion stations with worldwide more »

We had already learned that Slacker was working on bringing on-demand music, however we now know that it is set to arrive in October and will come with a $9.99 per month price tag. The on-demand offering will be in addition to the existing Slacker accounts in that the free account and the Radio Plus more »

Slacker has officially launched for Windows Mobile, which is not only good news for Windows Mobile users, but also good news for Slacker because that means they now have apps available on all of the major mobile operating systems. In other words you can now listen to Slacker Radio using an iPhone, Android phone, webOS more »