Gizmodo:
Pandora's personalized internet radio player is one of our favorite iPhone apps—and tonight it got better, adding a snazzy Coverflow-like song history, bookmark previewing, in-line artist bios and a playback progress bar (finally). You can also take your track-based stations (previously only generated via artist and e-mail (Read More)
Engadget:
Yeah, sure, name any IR-equipped phone in existence and odds good to excellent that you can find a universal remote app for it, but you probably can't think of many for the iPhone, now, can you? They exist, yes, but they tend to carry a home-automation slant since the lack of an infrared port leaves the thing relegated to W (Read More)
Gizmodo:
As our warriors move from the beachheads of SF to the trenches of LV, here's today's recap, and reminder that the war week is far from over: It's been the easiest thing for everybody in the universe to say that Apple's Macworld 2009 keynote lacked not just Jobs but luster. We did feel a distinct absence of a Jobsian ZOMG ho (Read More)
Engadget:
Just in case you haven't seen enough from JVC today, how's about a look at nine new TVs? From the top, we're look at four newcomers with 1080p panels -- the LT-32J300, LT-42J300, LT-46J300 and LT-52J300 -- all of which tout a dynamic backlight, the company's own Smart Picture technology, there HDMI inputs and a new cabinet (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
Give Sony (SNE) credit for trying: The company is set to introduce a new low-end Walkman MP3 player at CES, and SonyInsider reports that it has some cool features:The battery goes from dead to 90 minutes of playback on a three-minute chargeNice aesthetics, will turn heads.No screen, 2GB, estimated retail price $50 to $75. S (Read More)
CNET News.com:
While Apple now claims more than 10 percent of the personal-computing market, until the company solves its dependence on the productivity suite, it remains vulnerable to Microsoft. (Read More)
Gizmodo:
We knew Asus is looking into an Android-based cellphone but now CEO Johnny Shih has said at CES that they are thinking about doing an Android-based Eee PC, all while praising Apple for the iPhone. Maybe Asus was inspired by this hack, but the idea of a simplified, cell-enabled netbook computer—tablet please—is very appealin (Read More)
Gizmodo:
We reported last month that The Sharper Image would be rebranding itself as a gadget maker here at CES, and now we have our first hands-on with their cheap iPod docks. Welcome to the future! Yes, now instead of a store in the mall to buy your stepdad a spatula mixed with a thermometer, The Sharper Image is going to be a lin (Read More)