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Convert iTunes Store music files
February 17, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO - One of the biggest announcements made by Apple during the recent Macworld Expo was the news that, soon, all music sold by the iTunes Store will be free of digital rights management (DRM) restrictions. Currently, some 80% of music sold on the iTunes Store is without DRM, with the remainder to follow by the end of March.
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Convert Your iTunes Purchases to MP3s
January 21, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO - As you've probably heard by now, Apple just announced plans to ditch DRM for good. That means all songs you purchase from iTunes will arrive on your PC without the usual copy-protection shackles.
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Turn Any MP3 into an iPhone Ringtone
January 06, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO - Back when I was a Palm Centro owner, I used the excellent freeware app MiniTones to turn Brendan Benson's "Spit It Out" into my ringtone. But when I upgraded to an iPhone, I discovered that iTunes charges 99 cents for ringtones--even if you already own the song.
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How To: Play Music On Your Nintendo DS
December 10, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO - Though Nintendo's revamped DSi has been out in Japan since the start of November, Americans won't get to enjoy its new features-including a slimmer profile, a VGA camera, and music playback via internal memory or an SD Card-until "well into 2009".
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Equalize MP3 Volume Levels with MP3Gain
November 27, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO - My MP3 collection is about as eclectic as they come. I've got songs ripped from CDs, songs downloaded from countless online stores, and songs collected from, oh, let's say points unknown. Consequently, the volume levels are inconsistent across the library: Some songs are too loud, some are too soft, and some are juuuuust right.
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Freedom From iTunes
November 13, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO - Love your iPod, but hate iTunes? It's a common feeling among Windows-using iPod owners. We've already discussed what we hate about iTunes; now we present our list of alternatives to Apple's ubiquitous audio player. And almost every program on this list is free, just as iTunes is.
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Archos 5 (60 GB)
November 13, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO - The Archos 5 touch-screen media player (US$350 as of 11/5/2008) offers spectacular video and music playback to go along with its elegant design. It also has a multitude of available accessories and features--which, unfortunately, you have to pay extra to get.
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Just push play: MP3 player roundup
October 16, 2008
BANGALORE - They're small, they're shiny and they're wired for sound. The market is choc-a-bloc with these gadgets that divvy up as photo-albums, radios, and mini-movie and music players. With so many choices, one is bound to strike the right chord with you. We compare 12 of the latest to help you decide.
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Creative Zen X-Fi MP3 player
September 08, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO (08/20/2008) - The Creative Zen X-Fi is beyond question a better all-around digital music player than any of Apple's current iPods. The X-Fi has better sound, superb headphones, an amazing feature set, expandable storage via an SD card slot, an easy-to-use interface that will please users who don't want to work with a touch screen, and--here's the kicker--the ability to stream and download music from your PC wirelessly. It looks great, too, and it costs about half as much as Apple's current Wi-Fi-enabled iPod Touch players.
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