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The creators of Remote Potato have struck gold again! This time they have ported their software, which allows you to remotely access your Windows Media Center’s content and guide data, to iOS! Now you can use your iPhone, iPod, or iPad from anywhere to schedule remote recordings,...
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While Apple may shun CES in favor of their own show later in January, that isn’t going to stop Scosche, one of the better know accessory makers, from showing off at the annual event starting on January 7th. Scosche is bringing a great range of products to the show including the tapSTICK, a...
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If you’re all about Apple when it comes to portable devices or your phone, and you think you might want to upgrade soon, you’ll do yourself a service by heading to iLounge and downloading their latest Buyer’s Guide. Not all of those iPods are made the same and you may want some help in...
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For years I have been slowly building up a multi-zone audio system in my home. The first system I had was based off of my Yamaha AV receiver that had a second zone output, to which I used to feed speakers in my garage. Later on I expanded that to also feed audio into my kitchen/living room area,...
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It’s summer time. Time to be hiking, camping, and spending time at the beach. When you do you don’t want to be ignoring your friends and family by sticking some earbuds in. While there are a ton of iPod speaker systems out there, Logitech has a few new ones they’d like you to take a...
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It seems that you can now buy your music just like your dad did back in the 70s. Kinda. iTunes is now offering you the chance to pick up what they’re calling D45’s. Sold just like the 45 RPM records of old, you get two tracks. A single and then some type of B-side track from the...
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A/V receivers don’t really change much from year to year but Pioneer has decided to stack everything it has into the new Elite line of receivers they’ll be releasing over the summer. The company unveiled the new the VSX-21TXH ($700), VSX-23TXH ($900), SC-25 ($1,700) and SC-27 ($1,900) which...
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Canadian iTunes users up until today had little options when it came to getting HD or US content onto their iPhones or iPods. That all changed today when Apple brought some more content to The Great White North. iLounge is reporting that content from ABC, NBC, Fox and Warner Bros. is now...
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You’ll soon be able to access the audio book catalogs of top publishers via Overdrive simply by upgrading to the latest software. Publishers include Random House, Penguin Audio, BBC Audiobooks, Tantor Media and others. In June, when users upgrade to version 3.2 of the Overdrive software on...
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It looks as though Pioneer has decided that the iPod is important enough to provide all new sound enhancements to it’s latest line of receivers. In a press released sent out today, Pioneer stated that the VSX-819AH, VSX-919AH and VSX-1019AH A/V receivers each feature proprietary...
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Reading here, you know I love my Zune. But, there is one thing I absolutely hate about it and that’s the fact that Microsoft refuses to allow you to convert and sync certain video codecs and containers. A lot of MS products are like this so it isn’t really a surprise. The same goes for...
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The iPod doesn’t like certain file types. The same goes for most other portable media players. Companies only add support for so many codecs and containers and unlike a PC, it’s not possible to add your own decoders so all of your files will work. doubleTwist aims to make content playback...
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