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  | News: iTunes adds early links to DRM-free music from holdout labels Found at 11/25/2008 via www.ilounge.com
New links found on the iTunes Store suggest that Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony BMG may finally begin offering DRM-free iTunes Plus tracks through the service. Most notably, users have begun seeing tracks from the three labels appearing in the ?Upgrade My Library? area of the store, which offers users a one-click option to upgrade past DRMed iTunes Store purchases to higher ... More...
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| Now, onions to power your iPods! Found at 11/25/2008 via www.newkerala.com
London, Nov 25 : A man found a unique way of saving electricity when charging his iPod - by using an onion soaked in energy drink. More...
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| Nissan Primera 2.0 SX, 1999 EXCELLENT CONDITION !!!!! Found at 11/25/2008 via www.jerseyinsight.com
ABS, A/C, AIR BAG, Sunroof, Electric front windows, Central locking, Power steering, Alloy wheels, JVC cd player with wma & mp3(European Guarantee), New Battery(on Guarantee),49510 miles, last service - July?08. More...
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| New iPod Touch faster than iPhone 3G Found at 11/24/2008 via www.cnet.com.au
Apple appears to have upped the processing speed of the iPod Touch in order to help it go after the portable-game market. More...
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| Negotiations To Put Beatles On iTunes Stalled Found at 11/24/2008 via www.wbko.com
Paul McCartney says negotiations on a long-awaited deal to make the Beatles catalog available on online music service iTunes have stalled. More...
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| New smartphones boost their IQ Found at 11/24/2008 via www.courier-journal.com
A cell phone that can send text messages and take fuzzy digital photos just doesn't cut it anymore. The hottest phones today have keyboards, music players, high-quality cameras, full Web access, and screens big enough for watching movies and TV shows. More...
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| News and views on Linux-powered devices ... Found at 11/20/2008 via www.linuxdevices.com
Motorola's last in-house Linux phone? ? Nov. 12, 2008 ? MontaVista has confirmed that its Linux stack is in new music phone from Motorola. More...
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| News: Apple talks with holdout labels on DRM-free music Found at 11/19/2008 via www.ilounge.com
Apple is in discussions with Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony BMG in hopes of offering DRM-free music from the labels on the iTunes Store, according to a new report. Citing two anonymous music industry sources, CNet reports that the talks are still preliminary, and although no deals have been finalized, one source suggests at least one of the three holdouts is close to an ... More...
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| News & Views Found at 11/19/2008 via www.pollstar.com
Bev Bevan talks about Black Sabbath, the accidental opera star, Matt Nathanson Q&A, an unusual MP3 player and dive bars in NYC in News. Yes , Metallica , Madonna , Eagles , AC/DC and Carlos Mencia in Views. More...
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| NOW Launches Its First Mobile Promotion With Dada Entertainment in Conjunction With 10th Anniversary Celebrations Found at 11/17/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
The world's best-selling CD compilation series, NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL MUSIC!® has teamed with Dada Entertainment , one of the foremost innovators in digital and mobile entertainment services, for NOW's first major promotion in the mobile music space. More...
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| Namibia: Piracy Stifles Local Music Industry Found at 11/14/2008 via allafrica.com
Illegal digital copying, downloading or cloning is termed stealing and this is considered a crime. More...
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| NC teen listening to MP3 player killed by train Found at 11/12/2008 via www.blueridgenow.com
CRAMERTON, N.C. (AP) -- Police say a North Carolina teenager listening to his MP3 music player didn't hear a train approaching before he was struck and killed.The Charlotte Observer reports 16-year-old Joshua Lee Phillips was walking along the train tracks Monday afternoon on his way home from South Point High School in Cramerton. More...
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| News Found at 11/12/2008 via www.thewest.com.au
Pedestrians are being warned of the dangers of using mobiles and MP3 players around busy streets. Data from NRMA Insurance compulsory third party claims shows one pedestrian is injured every day on NSW roads. More...
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| NC teen listening to MP3 player killed by train Found at 11/12/2008 via www.kinston.com
CRAMERTON, N.C. (AP) - Police say a North Carolina teenager listening to his MP3 music player didn't hear a train approaching before he was struck and killed. More...
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| Nokia Comes With (Illegal) Music In Vietnam? Found at 11/12/2008 via www.techcrunch.com
Vietnam?s Recording Association of Vietnam (RIAV) has reportedly filed a $3 million lawsuit against FPT Telecom and Nokia Vietnam for violating intellectual property rights. RIAV, which represents 60 music production companies throughout Vietnam, is suing both companies over allegations of copyright infringement of recorded music. Earlier this month, RIAV said that it was going to initiate a ... More...
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| N.C. Teen Hit, Killed By Train While Listening To Music Found at 11/12/2008 via www.wsbtv.com
CRAMERTON, N.C. -- Josh White Phillips, 16, had a passion for music, and friends said Tuesday they believe it was that passion that kept him from hearing the train that took his life. More...
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