Even though Legend of Zelda fans will appreciate this more than most, the fact that this kid does it all by himself is amazing!

Enjoy.

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Last August, BigPond Australia started its Music Service that offered something some others cannot – DRM-free music. That means whatever you buy through the BigPond service can be transferred onto various media players without problems.

continue reading "BigPond Australia Sells Selling 50% Off Music Cards"

If Nokia has “Comes with Music” music downloading service, then Sony Ericsson has Play Now Plus. In this era where consumers are interested in more than just the looks of a phone, services such as this could provide mobile phone companies some boost in sales that they need.

continue reading "Sony Ericsson Launching Play Now Plus Music Download Service"

Modern music shouldn’t be the only type of music freely available online nowadays. As someone who loves listening to classical music, Passionato would be able to fulfill my needs in that arena. Launched yesterday, the web site sells DRM-free classical music directly from its store.

continue reading "Passionato Launches; Fulfills Classical Music Lovers’ Dreams"

Nokia will soon be launching a new service called “Comes With Music” that will offer free music download for one whole year. The downloaded music will work even after the year has already expired, so users can download what they want legally without having to worry about paying for anything.

continue reading "Nokia “Comes With Music” to Launch First in the UK"

The Grab’n'GO 3.5” Multimedia Player works as a standalone player or with a computer. Being a music player is merely one of its functionalities, plug it onto a computer or a TV and you can use it to watch videos and movies as well.

continue reading "Grab’n’GO 3.5″ Multimedia Player at Mr. Gadget Australia"

Can you certify that none of the music in your iPod is pirated? Not even a single song? If you’re not sure, better be wary about traveling with your iPod in the near future; it might be the cause of jail time—seriously.

continue reading "Pirated Music on Your iPod? Just Don’t Travel with It"

I hope someone from iMate is reading this question – Why don’t iMate Ultimate 8502′s come with 3.5″ audio output jacks? Makes it hard to hook up a decent pair of Sennheiser headphones let alone even PC speakers. At least JBL are thinking of us begrudged iMate owners (well at least those who are Bluetooth A2DP equipped) with their new JBL On Tour XTB Bluetooth Speakers!

As the name suggests, the JBL On Tour XTB Bluetooth Speakers allow you to wirelessly hook-up your Bluetooth MP3 player, mobile phone or PDA and pump out the tunes with rich tones. You can even link your iPod that’s been Bluetooth enabled!

For those connecting their mobile phones, have no fear of missing calls as the JBL On Tour XTB comes with handsfree capabilities!

Features of the JBL On Tour XTB Bluetooth Speakers

* High-performance, one-piece 2.1-channel audio system
* Easy-to-use touch controls
* Wireless transmitter
* Compact design
* Digital amplification coupled with DSP (digital signal processing) equalization
* USB port provides charging capability for certain audio devices

Compatibility of the JBL On Tour XTB Bluetooth Speakers

* Bluetooth-enabled devices that support A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth profiles.
* Desktop and laptop computers (all platforms)
* iPod (all models)
* MP3 players
* Music phones
* Game consoles
* Satellite radio and CD players

JBL On Tour XTB Bluetooth Speakers @ Mr.Gadget Australia

Killing me softly with your music…, originally uploaded by rabataller.

Are you a music lover and looking for ways to enhance your music? Cnet.com.au has created a list of 7 ways to make your music sound better and they don’t all point towards getting a pair of $1000 audiophile headphones.

In summary, 7 tips to make your music sound better are:
1. In-ear headphones
2. Noise-cancelling headphones
3. An MP3 player with great sound
4. A better sound card
5. iPod speaker dock
6. Clean-up old recordings
7. Tweak your software preferences

For more details visit this Cnet link