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Music Players 'cause Trouble' For IT Helpdesks
News IT directors have hit out against the use of digital music players at work because they increase the workload on the helpdesk, a study published this week claimed. The use of digital music players at work was just one of several key issues that IT...
[October 26, 2005, 16:20]
Music Players 'cause Trouble' For IT Helpdesks
Talkback Most clients I worked for had a ban on all personal peripherals long before MP3 players started cropping up. Bringing a MP3 player to work is fine, listening to it is fine - assuming the employer allows the playing of music in the workplace - but...
[October 27, 2005, 8:21]
CeBIT 2002: Multi-functional Digital Music Players To Hit UK
News UK consumers can look forward to seeing several new digital music players hitting the shops in the coming months. The DAV 326 will play MP3 and WMA (Windows Media Audio) files from a CD and should store 480 seconds of music in its anti-shock buffer.
[March 15, 2002, 10:08]
Music Players 'cause Trouble' For IT Helpdesks
Talkback I think these people have got it wrong, i mean it's the users that are the real problem here. I for one support a movement towards an IT support only company policy, where 'traditional employee's' (you know, the ones that work in the business) are...
[October 27, 2005, 6:12]
Intel Axes Its Consumer Electronics Unit
News Gateway has greatly pared back its efforts, while analysts report that the music players from PC manufacturers haven't been huge hits. The Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker Thursday confirmed that its Connected Products Division, which...
[October 19, 2001, 9:05]
DoJ 'encouraged' By Microsoft Moves
News Microsoft has pulled back from a plan to exclude rival media players from portable music devices using its software. Microsoft has been trying to find ways to make portable music players that run its software compete better in a market dominated by...
[October 21, 2005, 10:30]
Anti-piracy Feud Bodes Ill For Web Music
News A high-powered new generation of digital music players is heading for Christmas stockings. But courts ruled that the MP3 player was legal, and other companies quickly started distributing their own digital music players.
[November 26, 2001, 14:54]
AOL: Online Music's Next King?
News America Online may do with music players what it has done with instant messaging -- become a kingmaker, a new report from Jupiter Research suggests. Analyst David Card believes that AOL is poised to make a serious run now that the market for music...
[December 6, 2000, 7:58]
Rivals Line Up Behind IPod
News Apple Computer's popular portable music player should start to see increasing competition, as more manufacturers adopt mini hard drives for music players. Interest in hard drives for portable music players comes amid growing demand for disk drives...
[October 23, 2003, 11:15]
IMiniMe
Downloads iMiniMe is easy-to-use instant MP3 compress/re-encoding software for digital music players such as Apple iPod and other players. This program is a space-squeeze utility designed for digital music player with fast speed and comes to free precious...
[January 22, 2007, 12:16]
Cirrus Lowers MP3 Player Cost
News Cirrus Logic has launched an audio processor which it says will allow manufacturers to sell MP3 music players for under $50 (about £32), taking them into a price range that more traditional portable music devices have long occupied.
[July 30, 2002, 15:54]
Mobile Hard Drive Revolution Proposed
News If the engineers at Agere Systems have their way, small hard drives will play an even bigger role in music players, mobile phones and other handheld devices. The semiconductor company is shopping around the idea that hard drives can do more than...
[October 11, 2004, 15:10]
SDMI Releases Secure Music Spec.
News The Secure Digital Music Initiative or SDMI -- a consortium of more than 110 companies from the music and computer industries -- released the initial version of its requirements for portable digital music players.
[July 14, 1999, 8:20]
Prices For MP3 Players To Drop
News Cirrus Logic on Wednesday announced a new chip that could cut the price for Flash-based digital music players to less than £70. Present players, which mainly use MP3 but can generally also play formats such as Windows Media Audio (WMA), are in...
[June 28, 2001, 14:41]
Sony Unveils IPod-like Player
News Sony Electronics will begin selling two hard-drive music players this fall which, combined with its new music download service, will create an iPod-like parallel universe. Both players will be available in autumn for use with the Sony Connect music...
[July 1, 2004, 8:45]
MP3 Players Stay At Top Of Charts
News The demand for MP3 players in the United States is poised to grow at a steady rate of 50 percent a year through 2006, signalling better times for the digital music market, claims Jupiter Research. New music players and download services such as...
[December 9, 2003, 15:35]
Apple's Spat With Real Continues
News Apple has quietly updated its iPod software so that songs purchased from RealNetworks' online music store will no longer play on some of the Mac maker's popular MP3 players. The move could render tunes purchased by many iPod owners unplayable on...
[December 15, 2004, 10:00]
ITunes Agent
Downloads Enter: iTunes Agent.iTunes Agent is a small application resting in your system tray constantly looking for new MP3 players and other music capable devices connecting to your system. It enables many non-iPod MP3 players to be used with iTunes.
[January 8, 2008, 10:00]
Fiat And Microsoft Test In-car Devices
News Microsoft and Fiat announced on Thursday a new initiative to jointly develop ways to integrate devices such as cellphones, handheld computers and digital music players into cars. They will also be able to listen to music stored in players via a USB...
[July 16, 2004, 11:50]
Cutting The Umbilical Cord. How The Portable Music Player Can Talk To Other Players Without Wires And Faster Than Ever Before!
White Papers This whitepaper shares a vision of tomorrow’s music players. Tomorrow’s players will transmit four megabytes in less than three seconds. The evolution of the personal digital music player is incomplete.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
