The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic North American version has been updated and is now available. If you do not have a unit yet, you can check it out at the Nokia flagship store in Chicago, otherwise you can exhange your existing unit. This should be another great music phone for music lovers out there!
This 1930 Portable Gramophone is the real McCoy all right. Actually it’s an HMV Model 101, part of a small collection of such classic sound machines which have been restored for sale on the open market. It may well sound like cat claws being dragged across a school blackboard on a hot day, but it’s got oodles of style nevertheless. And look, is that a small space in which my vinyl recordings can nestle comfortably? Oh bliss! Prices start at around £350.00, or 700USD.
It’s pretty embarrassing to find out you’ve been singing the wrong lyrics to a song as your beltin’ it out on the bus every afternoon on the way home. But now, iTunes has a great new download called, TuneLyrics, that can have you singing on center stage in no time.
As a companion to iTunes, TuneLyrics populates the words to each song you listen to as the songs change in a separate window. If it happens to not know the lyrics to a particular track, it lets you know and suggests a Google Search with a button for that exact track. This rad new tool is available for free! Yippee!
Though this MP3 clock does not really have any innovative features, it is black and has tiny classic chrome buttons. Just slide in your memory card with your all time fave MP3 songs and you will be awakened the next morning with your own customized program. You can also listen to the radio on this MP3 designer alarm clock. £47.95.
