Sonos owners, like most nerds, have been patiently waiting for three things: jetpacks and flying cars to go mainstream and the Spotify music service to play on their beloved whole home wireless audio system. Of these, only one is being announced today.
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Sonos and Spotify join hands to stream sweet sweet music, at last
Not much to say here, it’s got a click wheel in as few molecules as possible. Pics below! Gallery: iPod shuffle (2010) first hands-on! iPod shuffle (2010) first hands-on! originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 01 Sep 2010 14:46:00 EDT.
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iPod shuffle (2010) first hands-on!
If you were afraid that the iPod Classic may have bit the dust at today’s music event, well, rest assured, it’s still alive. While we awaited word on just that question from Apple, our good friend Michael Gartenberg confirmed with the company that it lives on to see another day.. and a beautiful performance by Chris Martin
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Confirmed: the iPod Classic is alive and well
Looks like rumors do come true — some sooner than others. Sony has announced a new program for a variety of its devices, including PS3 and PSP, called “Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity.” According to the announcement, it is a new “cloud-based digital music service” to be available by year’s end — well, at least for Europe (where the announcement took place).
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Music Unlimited coming to PS3 and PSP by year’s end
Sony has just informed Euroland that its Qriocity on-demand ecosystem will be showing up in the continent’s wealthier regions this fall. France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK will get a chance to savor the Video On Demand option, which will form the vanguard of a wideranging content streaming service, available on Sony networked devices — yes, that includes the do-it-all PlayStation 3.
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Sony Qriocity on-demand movie service extends into Europe, ‘Music Unlimited’ coming by year’s end
To celebrate its collaboration with Digital Reality on Sine Mora , Grasshopper Manufacture printed up some shirts. To celebrate the fact that Grasshopper’s handling the sound for the new downloadable shooter, the developer is giving those shirts away in exchange for shooter sounds … made with your voice
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Give Grasshopper your best ‘pew pew pew’ for a Sine Mora t-shirt
It’s been a while since you last attended an exclusive soiree, hasn’t it? Our compatriots over at AOL Music have invited you to a “Listening Party” for the Anamanaguchi-crafted soundtrack for Scott Pilgrim vs.
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You’re invited to a Scott Pilgrim soundtrack listening party
Dear friends, we’re going to be meta-liveblogging the Apple iPod music event .
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Apple iPod and Music Meta-Liveblog Tomorrow [Liveblog]
SanDisk ’s finally updated its Fuze PMP with the Sansa Fuze +. The newly designed device boasts a 2.4-inch LCD, with three capacities — 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB — to choose from.
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SanDisk debuts newly designed Sansa Fuze+ PMPs
The developers of Korg DS-10 (who originally worked at Cavia and AQ Interactive) have formed a new studio called Detune , and are continuing the work of emulating Korg synthesizers on the DS.
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New studio ‘Detune’ announces Korg M01 for DS
