Bonnaroo lineup revealed (one artist at a time)

Norah Jones, Norah Jones, Weezer, Phoenix and more

FULL STORY Posted Feb 9, at 2010 12:17 PM   Comments (0)

Dusted unveils cool music links from Richard Skelton

As part of a Dusted Magazine series, the man behind A Broken Consort lists "10 precious things from the Internet." Meaning: some unusual and amazing music picks.

FULL STORY Posted Feb 5, at 2010 05:26 PM   Comments (0)

Hands-on with the iPad's iPod

CNET Senior Editor Donald Bell gives some hands-on impressions of the iPod capabilities of the Apple iPad.

FULL STORY Posted Feb 2, at 2010 03:47 PM   Comments (1)

Can a music server sound better than a CD player?

Olive's 4HD high-resolution music server really does sound better than a CD player, and it's a stand-alone device, it doesn't need to be hooked up to a computer.

FULL STORY Posted Feb 2, at 2010 03:33 PM   Comments (0)

Apple unveils the iPad

Apple finally shows the world its much-anticipated tablet device, which includes a "built-in iPod," among (many) other features.

FULL STORY Posted Jan 27, at 2010 10:12 AM   Comments (0)

The coolest audio from CES 2010

CNET blogger The Audiophiliac rounds up some of the coolest audio gear on display at this year's CES.

FULL STORY Posted Jan 22, at 2010 12:17 PM   Comments (0)

Apple eyes gadgets with built-in solar panels

Company buffs its green credentials with another patent application relating to solar cells integrated onto the surface of small devices, such as iPods.

FULL STORY Posted Jan 22, at 2010 10:43 AM   Comments (0)

Vampire Weekend is Number One!

The band's new release 'Contra' becomes only the 12th indie-label album to top the Billboard album charts.

FULL STORY Posted Jan 21, at 2010 03:00 PM   Comments (0)

What's the difference: Dynamic vs. lossy audio compression?

People mix up the two types of audio compression all the time. Dynamic range and lossy compression are very different things.

FULL STORY Posted Jan 21, at 2010 02:53 PM   Comments (0)

Will recorded music survive the 2010s?

Music existed for eons before Thomas Edison invented recording in 1877, and music will be around long after the major record companies bite the big one. But what about in between?

FULL STORY Posted Jan 6, at 2010 12:53 PM   Comments (0)