- The PlayStation 3 Turns Two
- FFXI Level Sync: More Fun For Everyone.
- Stor3d: Meet The New Capcom, Same As The Old Capcom
- Euro LBP Ads Hit The Mark
- Stopping Used Game Purchases
- More Granular LittleBigPlanet Moderation System Coming
- 1Up's Top 10 LittleBigPlanet Levels, So Far
- EVE Online Keeps Expanding: Quantum Rise Then Tech 3
- Conan PS3 and Simpsons PS3/Wii/360 for $9.99 At BestBuy
- T-Mobile G1: Review Roundup, First Patch, Marketplace Shocker
mp3
Napster and Rhapsody Now Offer DRM-free MP3 Music
Tue, 2008-07-01 13:40 — PMunnBack in May Napster relaunched as a DRM-free MP3 vendor with over 6 million titles on board.
Now another music download service has caved in to pressure from consumers. This time it's Rhapsody, the service run by ye olde Real Networks. They're offering music in DRM-free MP3 format and also lets consumers preview entire songs in their browser before they buy. Pricing also seems reasonably competitive.
Shuffling Towards Freedom
Fri, 2008-04-18 09:20 — PMunnMy Samsung YP-MT6Z music player has been a fun little device to have around. It plays MP3's and Ogg Vorbis files, has an FM tuner, can record from that tuner on a timer, can record from line-in and a voice mic, and is powered by a single AA battery that makes up the majority of its size and weight. It also likes to corrupt its firmware fairly often, typically whenever the battery needs to be changed.
