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MP3 Headlines & News for February 17, 2009


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NAMM Update: iKey Plus Turns Audio Into MP3s
iKEY-Audio introduced the iKEY PLUS – a device that records live audio and converts it into high quality MP3 and WAV files and saves them directly to an iPod or another USB compatible storage device.

Griffin Intros Hi-Way Case for iPod Hi-Fi
Griffin Technology today announced Hi-Way, a versatile, custom fit, roadworthy carrying case for the iPod Hi-Fi compact stereo.

iriver clix: iPod/iTunes Killer?
iriver has introduced the clix portable media player, a new media player that integrates with the new Windows Media Player 11 and the public beta of MTV Networks URGE digital music service

Nokia Phones Mark New Era of Differentiation (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - The line of new Nokia mobile phone handsets announced Wednesday seems to have something for everyone -- music, high-resolution digital photography, and, of course, the ability to make calls.

Dueling divas: Etta James 'can't stand' Beyonce (AP)

In this Nov. 24, 2008, file photo, Etta James arrives at the premiere of 'Cadillac Records' in Los Angeles.  (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, file)AP - We saw Beyonce play Etta James. We probably won't soon see the singing divas duet. The 71-year-old singer says in an audio clip that surfaced online Thursday that she would "whip" Beyonce for singing "her song" "At Last" at an inaugural ball for President Barack Obama.


New iPod shuffle Available Worldwide This Friday
Nearly half the size of the original, the new iPod shuffle is just half a cubic inch in volume, weighs just half an ounce and features a minimal aluminum design with a built-in clip, making it the most wearable iPod ever.

World Tech Update: Obama's BlackBerry, the Pope, and More... (PC World)
PC World - In this week’s show: the European Commission considers hearing impairment risks caused by personal music players, Obama gets to keep his BlackBerry, the Gates Foundation donates money to eradicate polio, MIT creates a seeing machine, Japan launches a satellite, the Pope gets a YouTube channel, R4 Revolution comes back for Nintendo DS and Hitachi and Toshiba show off gesture controlled TVs.


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GenAudio Celebrates With 10 Million Free Music Downloads
GenAudio Inc., the makers of AstoundStereo™, is celebrating the launch of its AstoundStereo Expander software by offering 10 million free music downloads (up to 2 free tracks per person)....

Product Preview: Aerielle i2i Folding Portable Speakers
The new Aerielle i2i Folding Portable Speakers are portable speakers designed for use with the iPod, Zune, other MP3 players and music mobile phones. These portable speakers offer up to...

Military Data Turns Up in Public on Used MP3 Player
A gentleman in New Zealand who picked up a used MP3 player on the cheap during a recent visit to the United States got more than he bargained for when...

Lilly Allen's New Album Streams From MySpace
British pop star, Lilly Allen, has chosen MySpace to promote her new album - It's Not Me, It's You. The official release date for the new album is February 9th,...

Is The Free Qtrax Music Service Really Ready?
The free Qtrax music service, which fell flat on its face last year, has finally got back up on its feet and announced that it's now ready. It has finally...

Phiaton Announces High-End PS 200 Earphones
Phiaton introduced this week some new high-end earphones which are said to deliver quality listening for acoustic and string instruments. It is called the PS 200 and retail pricing is...


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