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A new study claims that peer to peer music sharing actually increases the sales of CDs and OiNK may be down, but that doesn't mean its spirit is dead...
We try out Shure's new entry-level in-ear headphones, which come in at just under £55. Are they worth the cost considering you'll just cover them in wax? We find out by testing them out on some slammin' tunes!
Police in Middlesbrough have arrested the man behind Oink.me.uk, one of the world's biggest illegal music file sharing sites.
Getting DRM-free music from the iTunes music store will now be slightly cheaper then it was before. Apple has dropped the iTunes Plus price to $0.99.
Valve has revealed that The Orange Box will contain not just three games , but also a secret track by Johnathon Coulton.
In this week's poll, we're asking what brand of digital music player you use. Did you get picked up by the Apple steamroller, or are you using something else?
Apple has released a software update that is disabling unlocked iPhones, as was warned earlier in the week. They're not completely bricked though...
Boasting a 2-way, four speaker system and a cool compact design, Zalman's latest audio effort may be the new benchmark by which portable gaming headphones are judged - but the only way you'll know for sure will be by checking out our comprehensive review.
NBC Universal has declined to renew its contract with Apple to sell TV shows through the iTunes store. Apple responds by not selling any new NBC show.
Everyone loves to hate the RIAA and that especially includes the EFF. Well sit back and lavish those feelings thanks to a 25 page report published by the EFF.
Another punch has been thrown at Apple's iTunes Music Store as Walmart has launched its own download service. The question is whether or not it will land.
Poll: How do you store your music? Digitally with compression? Lossless? Physical media? Let us know!
Universal Music Group will begin to sell its music without DRM through a variety of services - but not iTunes.
Amid an ever increasing amount of lawsuits in the US, UK citizens are downloading more unauthorised music then ever before.
In a bizarre move, the RIAA has acknowledged that its legal campaign against pirates is not solving the piracy problem... but it still feels it's necessary. Brilliant.
Bungie very kindly confirms that the Halo 3 soundtrack will see a commercial release. Meanwhile, Ensemble Studios announces a Halo Wars demo will be available before the game's release in 2008.
SanDisk's Sansa MP3 players are the tune-carriers of choice for the majority of bit-tech staff, so we hook ourselves up to the Base station to see if the Sansa line can continue to win our approval...
Universal Music Group has decided not to renew its annual contract to sell music through Apple's iTunes music store.
If you, like many of us, are a fan of Internet radio, you may find Tuesday to be pretty quiet. Most stations will be participating in a radio blackout in protest of the new rate hikes.
The Video Games Live concert, which uses soundtracks of games and has gathered worldwide acclaim, is to be released on DVD and CD.
Apple told investors today that it has juiced up the iPhone ahead of its June 29th launch in America.
Conventional wisdom suggests that 2.0 speakers are underpowered and lacking bass. Conventional wisdom crumbles in the face of Creative's awesome Gigaworks T20 speakers.
The Baby Grand Piano Mod from Garner Post may be the most elaborate and noisy mod we've ever seen
October 14 2021 | 15:04