January 20, 2012
Whether you’re a tech-geek fanatic or a tech-illiterate layman, there’s at least one thing that resonates between both groups – a love for music. Regardless of genre, whether it’s country, metal, classical, or dubstep, most people love music in one form or another. And if you’ve got an Android smartphone, you may as well be using it to play back your favorite tunes on the go.
January 2, 2012
Foobar2000 is the desktop music player of choice for audiophiles, tinkerers and anyone looking for a lightweight, efficient program. We have it listed on our page of the best Windows software for a reason, although it may not be obvious when you first install it. Foobar2000’s default interface is spartan and hides powerful features and nearly infinite customizability.
November 22, 2011
Your Android device is a great mp3 player, and using some of the amazing apps out there, it can be much more than that. You can access Grooveshark, stream your own music collection from your computer anywhere over the Internet, tune into radio stations worldwide, identify and get lyrics to any song that is playing, and keep track of tour dates of your favorite bands.
October 25, 2011
We get asked this question a bunch of times: How do I transfer music from my iPod back to my computer? Well, with each new revision of iTunes, the answer is pretty different depending on the method. Today, we’ll take a look at a solution that strives to deliver the same perfect results every time. CopyTrans 4 is $19.99 Windows application that can help you to restore your iTunes library from any iOS device. We’ll be giving away 25 free copies of CopyTrans 4 this week so find out how you can win one.
August 8, 2011
Music players come a dime a dozen on any operating system, and it’s easy to lose sight of those that are actually worth something. Amarok is probably one of the most feature-rich music players I’ve seen, and is proudly showcased as the default music player for the KDE desktop environment.
June 2, 2011
If you’re using an iPod or iOS device, Linux might seem like a daft choice of operating system. Apple doesn’t officially support it, and whilst that’s a real shame, it’s not, in some cases, insurmountable. Unless you’re using the 4th generation device (or iPad) you shouldn’t have any issues transferring media, provided you’ve got the right software on your side. You’ll be loading music onto your Apple device in no time.
April 26, 2011
We all know iTunes is a program which inspires extreme feelings of love and hate. Sometimes, the changes iTunes introduce are so disliked by the community that people work out how to change it back. In this case, the vertical window controls iTunes introduced are so different to everyday Mac use that most users want to change it back to horizontal in order to make it less annoying.
August 13, 2010
The popularity of iTunes has made it the default media player for many users, but it isn’t everyone’s favorite program. It is also a less obvious choice for a media player if you do not have an iPod or iPhone and instead use a different MP3 player or a smartphone with video and music playback [...]
August 4, 2010
Legality issues aside, the Internet has long been the main source of music for many of us who live in this modern society. Provided you know where and what to find, you can get virtually any kind of digital song available on the planet. But downloading is not the same as enjoying and organizing. You [...]
July 30, 2010
Some music players come with the razzmatazz that you would associate with the media. Some just stay more down to earth and are functional to the core. QuuxPlayer belongs to the latter category. QuuxPlayer is built around the idea that listening to music has more to do with the ears than the eyes. So, to [...]
