WiFi Radio News, Reviews and Deals
WiFi Radio News, Reviews and Deals
April 10, 2007
The Sandisk Sansa Connect has shipped in the USA priced at $250 which is roughly $50 more than the equivalent 4 GB iPod. However, that $50 gets you built in WiFi, allowing you to stream internet radio and a Flickr browser.
We reported on the Sansa Connect back in January, but since then the extent of the devices multimedia capabilities have become clear.
The Sansa Connect player is designed to work seamlessly with a wide range of popular music formats such as MP3 and Windows Media Audio (WMA) in both unprotected and protected files. While optimized to work wirelessly with Yahoo! Music Unlimited To Go, the player supports all Microsoft PlaysForSure subscription music via a PC connection.
SanDisk teamed with ZING, a new mobile entertainment technology and services company, to develop the product. ZING’s Mobile Entertainment Engine provides technology, software and services for building next generation digital media players and experiences.
May 30, 2007
We reported last week that Pandora was hinting at an upcoming portable WiFi radio player, but were cryptically vague about the details.Now, thanks to TechCrunch we can bring you some background information.As we suggested, the player will be ...
May 24, 2007
Pandora Media, the internet radio streaming service, has announced partnerships that will see it expand its reach and broaden its listener base.A deal with Sprint will see Pandora's music recommendation service available on selected cellphones. Customers will be ...
April 15, 2007
The internet rumour mill is turning, fired by reports that Apple has ordered the relevant components for a WiFi module from Universal Scientific Industrial. Whether these will find their way into a iPod, or indeed even enable the streaming ...
January 09, 2007
SanDisk Corporation, the second largest seller of MP3 players in the United States, today announced the Sansa Connect™, a Wi-Fi enabled MP3 player that lets consumers enjoy and recommend music from almost anywhere. The Sansa Connect un-tethers consumers ...
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