Journal and Courier Online - Maggie Schultz, 20, downloads music all the time on her beloved iPod. "I do it all legally," said the Purdue University management student. "I like using my iPod because you can play (songs) in your iPod or on your computer. When you used Cdigix, it
Watching a TV show requires far more attention than listening to a song, so it would be no surprise if Apple Computer Inc.'s new video-capable iPod music player provided a less-than-satisfying viewing experience.
Motley Fool - In fact, BusinessWeek reports that Nokia's music-playing communicators outsold the iPod during 2005, 40 million to 25.5 million. It's a good bet that a musically gifted device sporting the Nokia brand will be attractive to global carriers wanting a cut
MS: media player market still growing
MacNN - Microsoft this week said that it sees plenty of room for growth in the digital music player market as the company tries to dethrone Apple's own iPod music player, which has more than 75 percent marketshare in the US and 50 percent worldwide. The
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