By Sean P. Aune |
For the past few years, Apple has held a promotion for students where you can buy a Mac for the coming school year and receive a new iPod. The promotion for 2010 started recently, and while it’s a lengthy promotion as always, it may have…
By Travis Harvey |
It’s been a while since we first saw the iPod Touch sporting a camera last year that was rumored for quite a while to debut at last year’s September iPod event. Well if you were desperately waiting to see a camera make it to the…
By Travis Harvey |
For better or worse, the iPod undoubtedly changed the music industry in ways that could never be undone. Although it started a bit slow, the iPod has grown up to dominate the portable media player market. With an insane market share, the iPod will go…
By Travis Harvey |
Sure, we may be months away from a refresh but it’s always fun to speculate on the newest features or price drops we’ll see across Apple’s whole line of iPods. Tvaddic brings us the latest User Blog Feature wherein he runs down what he thinks…
By Sean P. Aune |
The iPod Touch has always been thought of as the little brother to the iPhone. The first version was introduced the same year as the iPhone, and ever since then the phone version has been announced in the summer, and the iPod version has followed…
By Jon Rettinger |
We haven’t reviewed much audio equipment here at TechnoBuffalo, but the viewer requests to see some hands on action of the Beats by Dre were too many to ignore. The device is known to provide solid audio, yet keep it compact, unique and stylish. It…
By Sean P. Aune |
It’s amazing to take a look back into the history of Apple some times. We have gotten so used to the slickness of the presentations, that it’s hard to remember the old days when the company wasn’t in the best of financial health. The company…
By Winston Sih |
DigiTimes reports in a short statement that Apple may be planning a release of a smaller version of the iPad. This can possibly come in the first quarter of 2011, bringing to market a sub-$400 device around 5-7 inches in screen size. Apple is reportedly…
By brandonminiman |
This is a bit surprising, but we saw it coming. Starting later this Spring, Apple will be licensing Microsoft’s Zune software for all iPod devices. The Zune software allows users to pay a $15 per month subscription fee to download an unlimited amount of music.…
By Travis Harvey |
We get it. Some of you will go to great lengths for an iPad and some of you will go even further to denounce said tablet. While first shipments are slated to hit doorsteps on April 3rd, there’s still plenty of room to get your…
By Sean P. Aune |
On Oct. 23, 2001, Steve Jobs unveiled the first version of the now ubiquitous iPod. It was a far cry from what we are used to seeing these days, and so was the first commercial. Although the commercial was radically different than the ones we see these…
By Jon Rettinger |
Offering high fidelity sound and a best in class online interface the Sonos ZonePlayer S5 offers arguably the best in class wireless music experience. Its compact size should not be underestimated, this diminutive speaker system packs quite punch, and fills up a room with high…
By chris |
Some people in the tech-community might remember a couple of years ago in 2008 when Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak talked about the impending death of the iPod. The statement sparked controversy amongst the tech-community, as some people felt the iPod could never fall from its…
By polrid |
Stretching cables from your audio device to speakers was once an accepted part of listening to music. Now wireless technology can rid us of many of those unsightly cables, so have you said goodbye to cable clutter?…
By polrid |
Musicians are a demanding bunch. In the same breath they voice preferences for both vintage and new technology. I take a look at some of the latter to have caught my eye over the last year.…
By polrid |
Rather than give music lovers credit for having some common sense, European politicians are looking to safeguard their hearing by imposing a maximum volume of 85 decibels on personal media players.…
By Travis Harvey |
Eight years ago, Apple revolutionized digital music players with the introduction of the iPod. Originally developed solely as a Mac compatible product, the iPod has since grown to dominate the portable music market. We’ve since gone through countless redesigns, some better than others, and five…
