January 5, 2005 Iriver's N10 hangs around your neck like a piece of jewellery and looks the part. The necklace also functions as a set of earplugs, and the N10 is an MP3 player with 512 MB of ...

Internet audio portables will soon evolve into player/recorders whose batteries will operate for up to 30 hours in playback mode, technology developers told TWICE. Portable player/recorders will ...

W hat’s old is new again—and that’s not just true in fashion. Tech, it seems, is having a bit of a retro moment, with old-school gadgets like flip phones and MP3 players on the rise. Yes, you heard ...

I like to have music with me wherever I go, and I used to lug a personal CD player around with me. Then MP3 players came along and let me pack a lot more music into a more convenient package, and as a ...

Kanguru Solutions introduced the new KanguruMicro MP3 Pro on Tuesday. The device combines a MP3/WMA player, digital voice recorder and USB 1.1 Flash Drive in one unit. It measures three inches long ...

Thanko Japan, which has been making MP3 watches for a while now, has developed two watches that can now record sound as well. One has 512MB of flash memory, and the other can store 256MB. They both ...

Donald Bell has spent more than five years as a CNET senior editor, reviewing everything from MP3 players to the first three generations of the Apple iPad. He currently devotes his time to producing ...

This thing may actually be pretty useful. See, you use the voice recorder to record your CFO and CTO in the bathroom talking about embezzling funds—you were hiding in a stall, using the FM radio to ...

Need advice on the best portable recorder for serious singing student to record voice warm-ups. Prof dislikes cassette because of poor pitch reproduction. Also expects casual use as a portable player.

Imagine an iPod-sized MP3 player/recorder that can also tune in FM and AM radio broadcasts — and record them. And not just record them, but allow you to schedule recordings based on time, date and ...

— -- Before the tech explosion it was always thought that bigger was better. America produced the biggest cars, the biggest hamburgers and the biggest size soft drink at 7-11. Times have changed, ...