From the looks of this XML8110 Mechless Mobile Audio iPhone dock, we may soon see traditional car stereos go passé. Though some people still make use of the FM transmitters to enjoy the tunes of their iPhone or iPod Touch, this latest dock may be a better option. This iPhone dock already comes with an AM/FM radio as well as 200 watts of power for a great price of $99.

(Source) Ubergizmo

Tags: Accessories, Apple, car stereos, Cell Phones, fm radio, fm transmitters, iPhone, iPhone, traditional car, tunes, watts

Let us go a bit retro, recalling the ancient time of rotary dialed phones. Apparently these old phones now have another use, modified to accommodate iPods and hence come up with the RotariPhone iPod Dock. The iPod is docked on where the handset is usually placed. Tilt it upwards and then place you iPod or iPhone and then play the tunes you want to hear. The speakers are the hearing and mouth piece, an ingenious design that should put some difference on the iPod docks available in the market today.

(Source) Dvice

Tags: Accessories, ancient time, Apple, handset, ingenious design, iPhone, iPhone, ipod docks, mouth piece, old phones, rotary, Speakers, tunes

Getting the tunes into your iPod is one thing but for the people who want to experiment with some mixing and dubbing, the Breathrough DJ software for iTunes should be the software for you. A product of algoriddim, any MAC user can mix music according to his liking. Features of this app include an Automatic Tempo & Beat Detection, Auto-Cut Scratching and extensive MIDI Support, combined with the program’s redesigned user interface.

Djay 3 is available for a free 15-day trial and can be purchased in full at its website. It can also be purchased at Apple for $49.95 or 39.95 EUROS.

(Source) Press

Tags: Apple, Apple, dj software, iPhone, ipod, liking, mac user, midi support, Mobile Software, music, Tempo, tunes, user interface

Appnoose Ltd UK unveils a handy app that should sit in well with health and fitness individuals who make use of their iPhone or iPod Touch as an aid for their training and exercises. Normally, the tunes that iPhones or iPods carry help bring up the adrenalin in training and workouts but apparently timing and intervals are some issues that need to be covered. And with this new iPhone app, all that should be adjusted accordingly as we will see in the video demo below.

The ITGO app is now available at the iTunes Store for $3.99.

(Source) Press

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As the number of people looking for a reliable FM transmitter rises, here is another one to add among your potential options. The iPhone 3G & 3Gs FM Transmitter with LCD Display does exactly what you would expect from a FM transmitter for your iPhone or iPod and likewise charges your unit in the process.

It is an easy to use transmitter with no batteries required. Simply plug the FM transmitter into a select device dock connection, match the frequency on the FM transmitter’s LCD display with an idle frequency on your car and start playing your tunes on your select device. This is compatible with the iPhone, iPhone 3G, iTouch I/II models.

Price: $31.99

(Source) Amazon

Tags: Accessories, batteries, fm transmitter, iPhone, iPhone, itouch, models, tunes

Agile Partners releases an ideal iPhone app for the audio mixers and music lovers that will allow them to get a feel of how it is to be a disc jockey. The app is the Star6 Sound Mixer app, an app that allows iPhone owners to put together various tunes that are stored in their iPhone to create non-stop playing music according to their liking.

The app is available at the Agile Partners website for $6.99.

(Source) The Gadgeteer

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Don’t limit yourself to the usual FM transmitters when it comes to playing your iPods through the car head unit of your vehicles. Thanks to Sinjimoru, there is a new and stylish way of docking and enjoying the stored music you have for in-car mobile enjoyment.

Sinjimoru introduces the iDeck, a car-pack suited for people who are fond of listening to tunes on their iPods. The iDeck actually comes in three parts: a car-pack delivering music through a magnetic head in the cassette deck of a car, a cradle for an iPod, and a charger supplying electricity through the cigarette lighter jack.

To date, the iDeck has sold over 3,000 units since its launch in April of this year. The iDeck is slated to be in attendance at the CIETEC2009 in Tokyo this coming October and the CES2009.

(Source) Aving

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iHome releases a new choice for iPod/iPhone owners who want to share the tunes that they listen to. Similar to most speakers paired with iPods, iHome unveils the iP1 Speaker System which features the Bongiovi Acoustics’ Digital Power Station technology.

The DPS technology is a processor that actively scans the recorded material and compensates for any deficiencies across the audio frequency spectrum, effectively restoring it to the sound the artist originally intended to be heard.

The iP1 Speaker System is currently available at Apple and Best Buy for $299.00.

(Source) Press

Tags: Accessories, Apple, Apple, audio frequency, best buy, bongiovi acoustics, deficiencies, dps technology, frequency spectrum, iHome, iPhone, iPhone, new choice, speaker system, Speakers, tunes

We are aware that the iPod is a great device for delivering the usual tunes of our choice. However, for the people who want to create unique mixes and extended tunes, here is a device that should come in handy. The only thing is you will need not one but two iPod (Touch or Nano) to make it work. Random MP3 players may also work and it really depends if the dock would support them.

Though not stated, the iPhone may work as well. The iPod DJ Mixer includes an AC adapter and a set of headphones. The gadget costs $120.

(Source) LikeCool

Tags: ac adapter, Apple, Cell Phones, gadget, gadgets, Headphones, iPhone, iPhone, ipod dj mixer, MP3 Players, Nano, tunes

Here is a different kind of way to promote a cause. Cancer is certainly one of the most dreaded diseases we can ever come in contact with and to help promote the efforts of Pioneers for a cure, what better way to do it other than through songs from people who care in the music industry?

That is the intent of this new app for the iPhone, “Songs to Fight Cancer”. This app promises to deliver revived pioneer tunes for a fund raising initiative where each downloaded song is a point scored for cancer related care, treatment and research.

Embedded within the current 1.1 version of the iPhone App is a collective sing-a-long of 40 participating musicians mixed by the legendary Bob Clearmountain. From within the App itself, users can learn about the project, listen to streaming music previews, share information with others and connect to the Pioneers For a Cure website to make donations.

(Source) Press

Tags: Apple, bob clearmountain, cause cancer, Cell Phones, diseases, donations, initiative, iPhone, iPhone, legendary bob, Mobile Software, music industry, music previews, musicians, Pioneer, pioneers, streaming music, tunes

It is no secret that ever since Michael Jackson passed away last week, millions of fans have been trooping stores buying his albums which contains hit songs like Billie Jean and Thriller. This includes online stores which have ran out of supplies of the famed King of Pop.

Now, people are turning their attention to the Sprint Music Store, purchasing and downloading the famous tunes of the late Michael Jackson. Sprint is the best alternative for music seekers looking for Jackson’s hits and it has shown from the past days.

The week before his death, Jackson ranked 80th in Sprint Music Store sales. Since he died, he’s catapulted to No. 1. The most popular downloaded tracks are “Billie Jean” and “Thriller,” both from the 1982 blockbuster album “Thriller.” In addition, Jackson ringtones constituted 28 percent of total sales on Friday. Top three ringtones are “Thriller,” “P.Y.T.” and “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough.”

Sprint Music Store and Sprint Radio are available through affordable Everything Data plans, starting at just $69.99 per month. With a Simply Everything plan, customers can get unlimited data, talk and messaging for $99.99, which offers individual customers a savings of $1,200 over the course of two years vs. a comparable AT&T iPhone plan.

(Source) Press

Tags: billie jean, blockbuster, Cell Phones, iPhone, king of pop, michael jackson, michael jackson song, Mobile News, Mobile Software, music seekers, music store, plan customers, ringtones, Sprint, Sprint, thriller, tunes

When it comes to enjoying your tunes or game sounds privately and wholly, it may all be in the earphones we use. Normally, our iPhones or iPod Touch come with the default earphones from Apple but the thing is, are they enough and the question of how long they can be used is in question. If you look around today, iPhone owners are looking for something better to replace them and the Atrio M8 earphones may be a good set to consider.

The Atrios come in four identical models: The m3, m5, m8 and m9. The only difference is the color. Also included are a sturdy carrying case and many different sized silicone and foam tips as well as a cleaning tool.

The Atrios earphones come from a low profile company dedicated to the professional musician who need custom-fit earphones for stage use. But aside from that, they bank highly on comfort. Hence this is a reason as to why their earphones don’t come cheap. They cost $200 but quality costs money to make.

Perhaps if you can spare the money, this is a good iPhone accessory to have. However do remember that today, we all pay any amount for quality and comfortable devices. The Atrio M8 is clearly in that level which precedes value for your money.

(Source) iPhoneWorld

Tags: Accessories, Apple, atrios, carrying case, Earphones, game sounds, iPhone, iPhone, iphones, M8, models, silicone, tunes

Express yourself through sound. For most social networking members, a certain tune would be more than able to sum up their personality and how they want to be known. With most people carrying a Twitter or Facebook account, here is something you can add to your account.

The app is the SongFeed for iPhones. Share what you are listening to and see how people would react. Music is something most of us love and share and at times, you just never know which tunes are worth listening to at the moment. Now, rather than ask, you can simply share and let your friends and network know what you are listening to.

To Download SongFeed, simply go to The SongFeed Download Page.

Play a song, and the application picks up on the song that is playing, as well as the songs album and artist. If the user likes the song, all they have to do is hit a single “Tweet This Song” button, and their message is sent out to potentially hundreds of people who will know the song they’re listening to.

(Source) Press

Tags: Cell Phones, iPhone, love, Mobile Software, music, networking members, personality, social networking, symposium, tunes, tweet, twitter

If there is one thing that many iPhone and iPod Touch users are certainly anxious to get, that would be new tunes and games to install on their gadgets. And thanks to the Universal Music Group and Tapulous Inc., new music games are on the horizon. The first game, a special edition of Tap Tap Revenge with pop sensation Lady Gaga, kicks off the fruits of this partnership. The said app is available today for $4.99 at the Apple App Store.

“With the new Tap Tap Revenge, you can listen to me, Lady Gaga, play the latest in iPhone games, and watch a series of graphics that represent my journey through ‘The Fame.’ It’s perfect for my super, super fans, or for growing ‘The Fame’ lovers, who can listen to my album while tapping along with Love, Art and Technology,” said Lady Gaga.

Highlights of this partnership include:

• A variety of music-oriented games featuring UMG artists in 2009.
• The ability for users to purchase top hits from UMG artists to play in the upcoming Tap Tap Revenge 3.0 game. Tracks will be available for purchase for $.50 per track, marking one of the first examples of in-app commerce in an iPhone game.
• And at least one brand new rhythm game with a top performing artist from UMG in the Fall of 2009, with the two companies working together on additional games.

(Source) Press

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iPhones are known to be multi-functional ranging from gaming and delivering news. Some months ago it was even used as a remote control or a navigational tool. This time around, the iPhone can be used as an 8-bit synthesizer courtesy of Yudo. This totally brings an entirely new dimension towards the various uses of an iPhone outside that of the usual default features that iPhones have been known for.

Now, you can tinker around and create some tunes with your iPhone. Now that is something news that you can do with your iPhone. The said app will be launched at the Apple App Store by June.

(Source) Kotaku

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Expect to discover more new tunes when you use your Nokia handset as INGroove has reportedly joined the “Nokia Comes Music” service, a revolutionary way to discover and enjoy music and tunes.

Those who purchase a Nokia Comes With Music device will gain access to Ingrooves’ extensive catalog of independent music. Consumers will be able to download tracks to both their mobile device and computer through the Nokia Music Store during the first twelve months that they own their Nokia device. Once the year is over, consumers can keep the music they’ve downloaded.

“Nokia’s Comes With Music service creates a dynamic and compelling way for consumers to gain access to our music,” stated Robb McDaniels, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, INgrooves. “And it goes to the heart of what INgrooves is all about: providing our partner labels and artists even more innovative ways to connect with their customers everywhere.”

(Source) Press

Tags: Cell Phones, independent music, ingroove, ingrooves, mobile device, music consumers, music service, Nokia, Nokia, nokia handset, nokia music, tunes