You may be confused by the title of this article. It may have blown your mind. You see, many, probably most, of you reading this have in some way been given or downloaded music illegally. While great for you, it free music has been detrimental to many. Who you ask? And how? Read on…
I love music. I would not know what to do with myself on the morning bus ride without my iPhone and a nice set of headphones. My two favorite headphones I own are both Beats by Dr. Dre, one of them the Studio version and the other the Tour version. Here I will review my favorite of the pair, The Studio Beats.
I am sure anyone reading this now has read or heard about Apple’s new iPad, either through Ross’s great review or by some other means. So I am not going to just write another review. I am going to discuss another part of the new iPad—its name.
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Wow. After years of waiting, the iPad is finally here. Months of rumors and false leaks have led us to this point and now…. we discuss it.
On this first day of winter break (I know it seems like a long time ago) I was surprised with a Flip MinoHD. Read on to find out my impressions…
Playing For Change began in 2005 with the hope of bringing peace to the world through music. The idea of the project was that music could unite the world and break down political, social, and economic differences and create one human race. With a simple mobile recording studio, Playing For Change traveled around the world creating amazing and uplifting renditions of songs performed by street performers from many different countries. Playing For Change Foundation was officially created in 2007. Please read on to hear more about Playing For Change and to see some of their fantastic songs.
Recent news has just surfaced that Apple bought out the wireless music streaming service called Lala for a price which is still up for debate.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recently held a 25th Anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden. Gadget Guy was there and snapped this pic (shown above) of Bono, Fergie and Mick Jagger singing The Stones’ “Gimme Shelter.” The picture was taken with a Verizon-network Blackberry Tour 9630, which has a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and a flash. I must say it takes very
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