The Samsung Muse, previously known as the S Pebble, is a Galaxy device accessory more than an actual standalone item. It’s a music player with 4GB of memory, akin to the iPod Shuffle due to lacking a screen or any sort of music management on the device itself. The clip on the back also draws parallels. However, this device has a few more tricks up its… Read more
We talked about the Muse earlier, describing its features and purpose. If you want to learn more about it, read that article! However, it went on sale today on Samsung’s site for $49.99. For that money, you get a 4GB device that syncs with your Galaxy phone to transfer music, instead of using a computer. You’ll need a compatible device (Galaxy S III, S… Read more
The Samsung S Pebble is an interesting little accessory. With 4GB of internal memory, it’s meant to be both a standalone music player and a companion to your Galaxy device (like Galaxy S II, S III, Note, Note II and others). It is a screen-less pebble music player with controls on the front. It is not meant to be connected to your computer; you have to… Read more
Apollo Music Player has been packaged into CyanogenMod builds for a while. They said it would hit the Android Market eventually, so we waited. We waited through two new Android versions and a rebranding of the Market to the Play Store to see this day come. Apollo is finally on the Play Store for everyone to use. This music player is built to be as… Read more
Right before the very end of the Kickstarter, the OUYA team brings more news. This time, they’ve partnered with NAMCO BANDAI for a wide array of classic games. This means we will probably see games like Pac-Man on the OUYA, and hopefully other titles like Galaxian. Honestly, old game support is a big part of a console. They’ve also announced four… Read more
The Nexus Q is in stock on the Google Play Store and ships in 3-5 business days for buyers. The Nexus Q is a social media player that lets all your friends play songs, along with other cool features. Unfortunately, the $300 price makes it a poor choice for general consumers (while its hackability makes it intriguing for those who are willing to mess… Read more
The Samsung Wifi 3.6 MP3 players was announced earlier this week at IFA. It features one of Samsung’s popular 3.6″ SAMOLED panels, a 1 GHz OMAP processor and either 8GB or 16GB of internal storage. It has a small 2MP sensor on the back and a front-facing shooter for video calls. In short: this is the phone without the phone. So where does that place the… Read more
This week at Google I/O 2011 the Music Beta service was introduced. While the beta itself is still available via invites, you can download and install Google’s Music Player 3.0 application on your Android device to listen to your existing collection. The user interface has been reconstructed to mimic the Android YouTube app’s tabbed interface and tie in… Read more
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