One of the cool features about the upcoming Guitar Hero World Tour is the ability to create your own tracks using the new music creation mode and upload them to the web for sharing with other players. ... Read More

And don't forget audiophipia's close cousin, videophilia—both of which turn their victims into obsessive, compulsive freaks who live and die by their A/V equipment. Count me among the infected. Read More

I really liked Giffin's Evolve Wireless Speakers so I was pleased to hear Sony is releasing a similar product that works with the iPod Touch and iPhone. ... Read More

Some recent big news that could threaten the reign of terror that the RIAA is currently waging against individual U.S. consumers: In a crushing blow this June, a judge ordered the RIAA to pay Tanya Anderson, an unassuming Oregon mom, over Read More

Back in the '80s and early '90s, a series of rather silly movies and stories had everyone wondering whether a computer virus could somehow "cross over" and infect carbon-based lifeforms. (In truth, there are probably still people out there Read More

We've written about the Sony Rolly a number of times: I finally got my hands on one (two, actually, due to a shipping error), to see what this little guy can do in the real world. ... Read More

Music lovers, rejoice: The audio gurus at Dolby Labs are taking aim at the dull, lifeless sound coming from your cell phone's music player.Dolby Read More

That means if you bought any DRM-protected tracks from the now-shuttered Unlimited service, you won't be able to transfer them to another PC or music player come October. ... Read More

The final—and deciding—vote could be cast any time now, allowing the two satellite radio companies to finally join forces. Update: It's a done deal. Read More

It's no secret that sales of music CDs are now in free-fall: In 2007 alone the market for physical CDs and music DVDs dropped a whopping 13 percent. ... Read More