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• Radiotracker Free Captures Internet Radio Neatly Radiotracker turns Internet radio broadcasts into MP3s with a wealth of options and searches...although the Free version's really a feature-limited demo.
• 10 Totally Ridiculous Combo Gadgets From a combo taser/MP3 player to a computer mouse/VoIP phone, these Frankengadgets never should have seen the light of day.
• IGetMusic Helps You Find, Record, and Save Music Record music from popular Internet radio stations and turn recordings into music files with iGetMusic.
• Play Almost Any Music File With Freebie Jaangle Lightweight music organizer/player Jaangle has heavy-duty format support and lots of nifty features.
• How to Buy an MP3 Player Get the right device for your lifestyle and music collection.
• These 12 Gadgets Let You Cut The Cord For Good Cutting the cord has never been so easy with new devices that power-up on their own and allow you to ditch the speaker wire.
• New Flip MinoHD Pocket Camcorder Has Solid Improvements Slick looks, a solid metal build, and a number of refinements make the second-generation Flip Video MinoHD one hot pocket camcorder.
• Top 10 MP3 Players (Flash-Based) There's no stopping the iPod, but Apple's latest players have some serious competition from Sony and Creative. New to the chart is Sony's flashy X-Series Walkman and the gorgeous Microsoft Zune HD.
• Shrink Your Music Collection With MP3 Quality Modifier Handy free tool MP3 Quality Modifier reduces the bit rate and size of MP3 files by batch.
• Apple iPod Nano's Video Capabilities: A Closer Look Everyone raves about the addition of a video camera to the iPod Nano, but is it really that impressive?
• Microsoft Zune HD Features Solid Improvements The Zune HD marks a huge improvement from last year's model in speed, usability, video quality, and design.
• InfoTag Magic Adds Handy Info to Mouseover Tooltips Add useful information to music and text file tooltips with freebie InfoTag Magic.
• Lady Gaga Launches New Headphones Music star Lady Gaga brought some glamor to the IFA electronics fair in Berlin when she launched a series of new headphones.
• Pro Tools Remains the Pro's Choice for Audio Recording and Editing The new version of digital audio workstation Pro Tools sports new creative features--and some limitations.
• Share and Discover Music at Blip.fm If you routinely find yourself tweeting about songs you like, Blip.fm offers a decidedly Twitter-like experience for listening to and talking about music.
• K-Box Speaker System: Turn Surfaces into Sound Plug Kerchoonz's new speaker into your laptop, phone, mp3 player, or portable gaming device and then place onto any surface, which will then act as a sub-woofer.
• X-Series Walkman Music Player Features OLED Screen and Crisp Audio Quality Music sounds great and videos look sharp on this new MP3 player from Sony, which could replace an iPod for some discerning buyers.
• New Instrument Makes Music With Lasers The Beamz Interactive Music System lets you play music by simply passing your hands through six laser beams that trigger different streams of musical notes and sounds.
• Geeky Tunes – Music From A Tree Using nothing but some editing software, a couple of condenser mics, and a tree in his backyard, Italian sound designer Diego Stocco created "Music From A Tree"- an impressive video composition.
• Monster YouTube MashUp Videos: Remix This We show you some of YouTube's best remixed video mashups.
• NAMM: AKAI Pro Announces Tiny USB MIDI Controllers & More Today at Summer NAMM, Akai Professional announced some exciting new music-making products, including the LPD8 and LPK2 ultra-portable USB MIDI controllers.
• Cool Speakers From Around The World If your speakers lack that visual pizazz, maybe one of these unique ideas could shake things up.
• Open-Source Media Player VLC Hits the Big Time Longtime favorite free and self-contained media player VLC finally makes it to version 1.0.0--and brings a host of new features.
• Internet Radio Saved for Now, But is the Deal Fair? The new medium will survive under a new, less costly royalty structure; but the arrangement may hamper Web radio's potential.
• Sony's Walkman Turns 30 Thirty years ago this week, a revolution began in the audio market. With Sony's launch of the TPS-L2 Walkman in Japan on July 1 1979, music was suddenly portable.