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Microsoft's anti-piracy program was cracked
Once again, Microsoft has been exposed to salt when hackers have launched a new program, which allows ordinary computer users to unlock anti-copy music or movie files as…
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Free Microsoft 'virtual hard drive' 500 MB
The new service of the American software group allows people to save documents, e-mail, music, photos, photos, videos ... on the Internet to share with friends. 5,000 pe…
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Attractive features and limitations of iPhone phones
This smart handset has many outstanding advantages in style and features. However, customers can refer to some imperfections to decide before the iPhone launch June 29.
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Lala.com bet with free music service
Lala.com hopes to succeed when the new version becomes a music portal, where members can download music directly to the iPod, bypassing the computer hard drive that user…
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Apple's DRM digital music is condemned
The shadow has covered the launch of digital music products that do not incorporate DRM copyright protection technology when they are found to contain enough information…
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Microsoft sold more than a million Zune music players
Microsoft announced on May 28 that it had reached its goal of selling 1 million Zune music players ahead of time, currently accounting for 10% of the hardware-based musi…
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Apple and Coca Cola offer free iTunes music -
The two biggest giants' preferential policies so far will be launched in 17 European countries from May to the end of August 2007. Millions of songs will be served throu…
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Music community We7
Rock star Peter Gabriel, who is familiar with the Internet world, has made an ambitious new project. Gabriel's new download service called We7, www.we7.com is a converge…
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8 unforeseen uses of music player
Sometimes, people still use their things incorrectly according to the manufacturer's opinion. For example, MP3 devices were created to serve music listeners but they wor…
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Yahoo offers free lyrics
Yahoo is working on expanding its online music service with more than 400,000 profitable songs, in hopes of providing users with more reliable sources than sites that of…
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Yahoo lost in China
The Beijing People's Court on April 24 forced Yahoo China to pay $ 27,000 to plaintiffs suing the company for copyright infringement, including Warner Music Group, BMG,…
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Will iTunes sell music by monthly subscription?
Immediately after the cult contract with EMI about selling music without installing copyright management software (DRM) on the iTunes online store, public opinion is on…
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Look for future digital music formats
The dominance of MP3 since 1999 may no longer be in the next decade when higher-quality AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) coding techniques become popular and people start sha…
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Micro music player
With a size of only 24mm x 24mm x 24mm (only marginally better than nails), this MP3 Player has reached the micro level of today's entertainment devices.
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Music player can operate continuously for 80 hours
The most impressive feature of the D-Snap SV-SD850N is a rechargeable battery that allows for up to 80 hours of continuous operation, which means that only 3 minutes of…