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The Bluetooth Speaker For Your Bike

by Joshua H. on September 28, 2012 in Gadgets

There are a lot of solutions for speakers in your house. Especially if you still have a 30 Pin device. Hopefully there will be docks and speakers that use the Lightning connector soon. In the meantime, there is always Bluetooth. Going mobile The awesome thing about the iPhone is that it’s mobile music. You always [...]

Spotify Adds Free Radio Features to iOS Apps

by Caleb Hicks on June 27, 2012 in Apps

Until now, Spotify’s iOS applications have only been accessible by Premium subscribers ($9.99/month). But the company has released a Pandora-esque radio update to the application, no premium account required. The Radio feature lists the stations you’ve listened to recently, and you can give tracks the thumbs-up or thumbs-down to give Spotify a better idea of [...]

1 Million Downloads for Songza in 10 Days

by Trevor McKendrick on June 20, 2012 in Apps, Product Reviews

You’ve probably used iTunes, Pandora, and Spotify to try to answer the simple question: What should I listen to right now? Songza for iPhone and iPad might just be the best answer yet. Instead of recommending music based on a particular artist or genre, Songza streams music based on your situation. For example, right now [...]

Spotify Premium is pricey. Should you get it?

by Morgan Williams on May 31, 2012 in Apps, Product Reviews

I love Spotify. The service works beautifully and provides access to just about all the music you need. But the price is high for Spotify’s Premium service. At $10 per month, I wouldn’t recommend it to everyone. However, I would recommend it if several of these describe you: 1) You listen to a lot of music I played [...]

The Personal Subwoofer

by Josh A. on May 4, 2012 in Gadgets, New Technology, News

The company known as DigiZoid has released its second version of the personal subwoofer. It’s called the Zo 2. DigiZoid has made the Zo 2’s primary purpose to be a music player (i.e. iPod) sound enhancer. The Zo 2 is meant to turn a music player into an incredible sound experience even if the music [...]

Will Spotify beat Pandora with a new radio service? (by @mrgnw)

by Morgan Williams on April 27, 2012 in Apps

This week’s Spotify rumor: Spotify is creating an online Radio to compete with Pandora. Spotify already has a feature called “Radio,” but the new service will allow Spotify to benefit from governmental legislation that grants Spotify access to lower royaltee fees and more songs. What does this mean for Pandora? In the past decade, Pandora [...]

Sing To The Baby In Your Belly With Lullabelly

by Josh A. on April 21, 2012 in Gadgets, News

The Lullabelly is perfect for parents who want the best for their baby. A lot of parents believe that music is good for the baby to hear before birth. Some scientists claim it even stimulates the baby’s brain, making it smarter before birth. I can’t imagine the baby hearing anything but a muffled bass rhythm [...]

This gadget has a little face that lights up and lip syncs the song playing on your iPod

by Josh A. on April 20, 2012 in Gadgets, News

In today’s world, there seems to be no end to the amounts and types of gadgets you can buy. A lot of them are useful and interesting. This one is interesting (kind of) but it’s definitely not useful. It’s called Tengu. It is a little face that lights up and lip syncs the song playing [...]

Pillows with built-in speakers aim to make listening while snoozing a more comfortable experience

by Tyler Riggs on March 26, 2012 in Gadgets

We’ve all been there: You want to listen to music while lying down for a nap, or perhaps while you go to sleep, but the act of wearing headphones or earbuds while putting your head on the pillow is uncomfortable. Add in the wires that you can get tangled in during your snooze, and music [...]

Trees Make Music By Slicing The Trunk Into A Thin Disk

by Josh A. on March 15, 2012 in New Technology, News, Product Reviews, Wishful Thinking

Have you ever wondered what a tree might say if it could talk? Have you ever wondered what it had seen or how it grew to be so big? Well, this won’t answer your questions, but it’s still pretty interesting! By making a trunk into a thin disc (or make-shift record), Bartholomaus Traubeck has made [...]