Apple iPhone 4

Apple wants to show that it is still a strong competitor in smart-phone producers category. With iPhone 4, it shows it tries to prove that. With its loaded features it proves to be a valuable product in the market. The goods make us overlook the bad. It is super-fast. They have fixed the simple things which make our work more easier.

The battery life is fantastic. It stays for a day at least and that is what makes it worthy. With these kind of features, the battery life proves to be one of the thing that is to be noted.

IPhone 4 comes with a 5MP camera. I should say it is awesome. The photo is clear and camera seems to work fine even if the button is pressed couple of times in a second.

The Bottomline is If you need a smartphone loaded with features working quickly and having a decent battery life, get iPhone 4. Its worth it.

Tron T3 in-ear earphones

A latest release into market by Monster. With the unique monster design, it looks neat. Monster’s signature Monster flat cable / tangle-resistant design makes it appealing. Moreover it is priced at a cost of $49.99 in Amazon which is indeed affordable.

It features low-mass, ultra-wide bandwidth drivers reproduce intense sound effects. Flexible Micro Strand conductors that deliver subtle detail and clear audio reproduction and multi-layered Magnetic FluxTube to control distortion and resonance so you hear only pure, natural sound.

The Tron T3 headphones comes with sound-isolating ear tips in multiple sizes for max noise isolation and maximum comfort. It comes with Monster tangle-resistant Flat Cable.

A.R.Rahman-Master of music and a Musical Genius

Born in India. Grew up in a middle class family. Lost his father at the age of 9. This young guy took up the burden of his family. Born to a musician, A.R.Rahman started playing in the troupes of famous musicians. He got a breakthrough into films when he was introduced by director Maniratnam. From there on, his musical journey into films became a grand success. He went international when he started scoring music for movies from china and other country. 'Slumdog Millionaire' brought him 'The Oscars'. His popularity reached its peak. There has been lot written about him already by many people all over the world. Still he has left lot of time in his career but he already proved he is indeed a LEGEND to be remembered. JAI HO!!!!

David Guetta - One love

This album has a number one track in it- sexy bi**h ft. Akon. You will love it the first time you listen. It just makes you hit the dancefloor the instance it starts. Guetta once again proved he is best at his work. This is a sure treat to his fans. Talking about the other tracks in this album they are worth giving a try as they are equally good.

Sansa Shaker

Don’t you just hate it when you don’t hit the right button on your MP3 player and instead of just changing the song you end up shutting it down? Or do you remember those 90’2 CD players that you had to keep perfectly still so your song wouldn’t sound like a crazy DJ’s remix?

Well the Sandisk guys took these two annoying things and blended them into something great. And so the Sansa Shaker was created. This gadget is devised so that it changes tracks when you shake it. Awesome, no?

The device works on one triple A battery and it is equipped also with a SD expansion slot. It has a built in speaker and it comes with two headphone jacks as well. Sadly, it only comes in the colors of pink and baby blue, but you can comfort yourself with the price of only 39.99$. And now, in the end, I’d like to leave you thinking about the torment of a man jogging and listening to the Sansa Shaker.

iPod Vibrator

This is an appeal to all girls out there. Pleasure has met music in more ways then you can think of. The OhMyBod guys have designed the new iPod vibrator. The device vibrates in the rhythm of the song you listen to so you actually well feel the beat.

It is multi speed so that you don’t have to worry if you ran out of music. It is equipped with a universal headphone connector and a 3 feet long cord. It comes with a velvet pouch to keep it in when you’re not using it and you get an invitation to share your favorite tunes on Club Vibe on the iTunes iMix section.

i200 iSeries Speaker

Yes, I know you are very happy playing your favorite tunes on your iPod, you are very glad they’re stored there safely, but still, don’t you feel like it is getting pretty old just listening to them in you headphones? Well, from now on “just in your headphones” is not the only option. Jamo has though about your listening needs and decided to develop the new i200 iSeries Speaker. You can hook up your iPod to these new speakers and play as many tunes as you want because, not only that these are high quality iPod Speakers but they also serve as a charger.

As for those of you who do not own an iPod, worry not because the guys over at Jamo don’t do any kind of discrimination. Thanks to the auxiliary input you can also connect any type of MP3player or you can even listen music in your speakers from your cell phone! You can also add more Jamo speakers such as a subwoofer to expand your audio system.

Sony To Combine Games With Movies On The PS3

With the price of Blu-ray players dropping all the time, Sony can't rely on selling a healthy amount of PS3s by appealing to HD enthusiasts for much longer.

Rather than follow Microsoft's lead by dropping the price of the console it looks like it will be attempting to merge the future of gaming and movies by supplying them both on the same disc.

The company is currently working on making the most of Blu-ray's 50GB capacity by basically burning the equivalent full-length feature film to the empty space on a game-disc, which typically only uses around 30GB.

Director of hardware marketing John Koller thinks it's the future of entertainment, saying that "We are actively pushing, and the way that we see the future is that the movie and the game are placed on the same disc. There are a lot of developers who say, we have this game based on a movie, wouldn't it be great to marry these concepts? We will definitely see this stuff this year."

Sony seems to be forgetting the fact that the vast majority of 'movie-based' games are fairly rubbish, in which case it'll be appealing to a rather small collection of fanboys for many of the titles that get chosen. Interesting idea, but not something that we'd consider particularly revolutionary.

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Is Microsoft Really Building A Smartphone?

Smartphones are the hottest tech segment around at the moment thanks to the likes of iPhones, Android G1s and any number of new sexy devices on the way from the likes of LG, Samsung and even Toshiba with its super-slnTG01. But is Microsoft actually planning to enter this market?

According to a researchers at Broadpoint AmTech and the 'multiple industry sources' they believe, Microsoft will be launching its own smartphone before the end of the year.

There have been rumours about a Microsoft smartphone before with some suggesting that the device would use nVidia's Tegra chipset for advanced 3D and HD support. That said, Microsoft has flatly denied - again - that it is planning to do a phone.

After all, it's plans to ape Apple's iPod success with the Zune wasn't exactly a roaring success and it ended up screwing a lot of hardware partners that were using its software on their own music players. In a statement yesterday, a company spokesperson said:

"Microsoft is not doing a phone. Our core focus has been and will continue to be providing software plus services and working with our partners to deliver great phones. Our partners have been integral in our success to date, and we are excited about the innovation we are bringing to the market together."

Let's hope not anyway because if it does, the only ones it will hurt are all those phone makers already using the Windows Mobile software. As for users, they'd be happy if Microsoft just made a better, less clunky version of Windows Mobile. (Source-gizmodo.com)

More on Pathos Digit-Part 2

In fact, this is a player with a serious grip on proceedings, and this is very much a characteristic that cropped up during the test process. Throughout our protracted listening period with various amps (some employing balanced connection, since the Digit offers that facility) and speakers, we found it a consistent feature.

We wouldn't want to imply that the sound is, therefore, relentless or dissected with some kind of grim determination, as there's no hint of any such unpleasantness, but there is definitely a sense that things are in no danger whatsoever of getting out of hand.

This is most obvious, not surprisingly, in the bass, but also applies higher up the band - the decay into ambient noise of high-pitched percussion, for instance, is deliberate rather than entirely airy.

Is that praise or complaint? We'd say it's praise - the Digit presents things as they should be, rather than adding its own element of chance. We're confident in saying that because we tried several recordings of familiar performers in familiar spaces - familiar, that is, from live encounters - and the overall sensation was impressively lifelike. This player is admirably honest, particularly in its rendition of tonal character.

That said, we have reservations about certain aspects of the sound. Chief among these was stereo imaging. It's a tricky thing to get just right, because it relies on very subtle cues to work well, so the smallest departure from perfection can have a noticeable impact. In this case, images seem to become compressed towards the front of the soundstage as the music grows in complexity and dynamic level.

Image width is much less affected: if one is to be really fussy, there's perhaps a slight narrowing, but it's definitely the depth that's more clearly affected.

Along with that, there's just a trace of grain at times in some kinds of music, pretty much the kinds you'd expect to show it up - precise and polished classical, for a start. Some recent opera recordings are not quite as clear as we've heard them, while one or two rock recordings made with audiophile principles in mind show up the same characteristic.

At very low levels we could find nothing amiss: the player's lack of intrinsic noise or grunge making for beautifully silent backgrounds, so whatever defect causes the grain clearly is a function of the audio signal itself.

In fact, we've a suspicion it may be jitter, as this was the only measurement we took on the player, which fell a little short of the high standards that are so prevalent these days. But it's not a permanent feature of the sound, and most of the time the good aspects significantly outweigh the bad.

One particularly praiseworthy area of the Digit's performance is solo human voice. Because voice is almost invariably mixed near the centre and fairly forward, it's not affected much by any kind of imaging oddities, and its tonal nature makes it less critical of grain, so it can benefit fully from the Digit's excellent tonality as well as its fine dynamic ability.

We listened to a wide range of vocal tracks in all sorts of styles and found ourselves getting really involved - the true nature and raw emotion of voices from Johnny Cash to Kathleen Ferrier come across with very little impediment.

The Digit is similarly confident with piano music, where the grip we have come to love (see earlier) makes for a sound with plenty of impact and clearly detailed resonance too.

On the debit side, orchestras and other large ensembles seem a little lacking in spatial scale, and choirs are perhaps a touch homogenised. This kind of thing tends to become more obvious the longer one listens, and we found that it dampened our initial enthusiasm for

the player somewhat. Then again, a few minutes listening to the right sort of music restores positive feelings. Bizarrely, 'the right sort' included both highly energetic and very laid-back styles - it's the stuff in between that seems to trip the player up.

We may seem to have been a little harsh on what is without doubt a good player, but then standards around £2,000 are high, and we've become fussy through being spoiled. We have nothing but admiration for the Digit's looks and found a lot to like in its performance; we'd certainly recommend giving it a try.

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Pathos Acoustics has established an enviable reputation as a purveyor of ultra-smart audio equipment that performs to high sonic standards, while successfully treading the fine line that exists between style-driven and audio-purist kit.

From its base in Italy, the firm produces amplifiers and CD players that make a strong visual statement (they presumably don't please all tastes, but we think they're gorgeous) and generally seem to perform as well as they look.

Two CD players grace the current range: for £4,500 you can have the futuristic-looking and fantastically named Endorphin, but a little under half that amount will buy you the Digit.

Okay, so the Digit doesn't get as punchy a name and is clearly less visually arresting than its more expensive sibling, but it does share quite a lot of the Endorphin's technology.

In terms of size and shape, the Digit would appear to be in danger of trespassing on Cyrus's territory, even though the look is significantly different. Apart from anything else, there are valves sticking up from the top.

This is a Pathos speciality - most of the company's products use valves in combination with solid-state components, so as to make the most of each type's strengths. In this case, the valves are E88CC types - a familiar twin triode (two active elements per 'bottle') that partners well with transistors, not least because, by valve standards, it works at quite low voltages.

Are valves in a CD player just for show, or do they offer 'to taste' tuning (degradation, even) of the sound? Not according to Pathos, whose justification for them is well founded.

Indeed, many designers would agree that the simple but high-performance circuits which are typical of valve applications have a lot to offer compared with the sometimes over-complex designs all too easily cobbled together with transistors and their miniaturised relatives, integrated circuits.

Yes, the latter are an unavoidable part of digital audio life, but why compound the potential offence? Within its stainless-steel case, the Digit spins discs on what is, in fact, a DVD transport.

As Pathos points out, it does exactly the same job as a dedicated CD one, but it does have one small downside: it takes longer to load discs, as it looks for DVD information before scanning for CD information. In common with most DVD drives, it emits a faintly audible ticking as it reads the disc, although it's actually inaudible in any practical sense.

Conversion from digital to analogue is carried out by an integrated circuit, in this case from Cirrus Logic, the same chip that carries out digital filtering (as is usual these days). There's no upsampling, but there is upsampling and word-length reduction as part of the filtering process. Further ICs handle the balanced audio output.

Quite a large area of the audio circuit board is laid out for extra components but not actually populated with them, and the total audio path is about as simple as can be. Power comes via a small toroidal transformer snugly mounted at the rear of the case. Internal and external build quality seems generally very good.

Just about the only thing we could find that struck us as being a little bizarre, not to say annoying, was the complete absence of legends on the front panel buttons. Yes, one gets used to the layout and which button does which, but we did curse it once or twice. And yes, there's always the remote.

Music Infused Headbands

Music Infused Bands are some of the latest gadgets designed for third generation Apple iPod Nano video. Also compatible with Nike + iPod system.

These gadgets are a simple but cool invention which includes a washable 3 jack wiring assembly infused into fashion headwear. Customized detachable over the ear speakers allow for easy disconnect before washing.I have the opportunity to play with a i360 Music Infused Headband SPORT. It is cool you can listen to music form the iPod without having to worry the headphones will fall down when you do physical activities.To use this gadget is easy connect the 2 dual detachable speakers to the i360 internal wiring system and insert your iPod in the internal pocket.

This product is available since October and now (December 2008) the product has a special price: $ 39.95. More details you will find at i360 music infused products page.

Creative Zen X-Fi

The brand new Zen X-Fi is basically a refreshed version of the Zen, but with added wireless features and X-Fi sound enhancement. Eventhough it is an enhanced version it is really refreshing. It will be treat for ZEN lovers. People who own Zen will know what it is liketo have one more addition to the family.

As usual the accessories available with this player are few in numbers. But the optional accessories are available. Lot of people would be happy with the headphones supplied which is a in-ear headphone. This is not a basic one and proves to be a better one.
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VA-Club HIts 2008

Track list:
CD 01:
01. Dave Sinclair - Self Control (the Annual Remake Edit)
02. Jackie B - Let the Music Play (Hard Candy Video Mix)
03. Retro - Fade to Grey (Let Me Think About it) (Bootleg Cut)
04. Demande Feat Lesley Scott - Tainted Love (Bleeding Love Club Edit)
05. Le Click - Call Me 08 (La Cascada Agua Ibiza Dance Mix)
06. Monika Jefferies - Bleeding Love (Vinylmoverz Hands Up Edit)
07. Magic Artists - Everytime We Touch 2008 (Twister Hard)
08. Idol Mani - All Together Now (American Euro Club Mix)
09. Donna M - Gimme Gimme Gimme (Dub Kontor Mix)
10. De Lorean - Lick it (Sunshine Live Salvation Edit)
11. Foundation Feat Que - Going Back to My Roots (Rich in Paradise Electro M
12. 54 Feat Nashi - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Wmc Miami Stido Club Mix)
13. Groove Jet - Billy Jean (Morales and Heller Electro War Mix)
14. Tropicana Club - Fresh (Disco Lies Mashup Remix)
15. Ammonia - Take on Me (De Lorean Radio Mix)
16. Bearshare Bros Feat Ray - Blue (Eurolectro Workout Version)
17. Royal Flush - Tell it to My Heart (Steven Levis Airplay Edit)

CD 02:
18. Bass and Heat Hunter - All Out of Love (Water Inc Hands Up Club Mix)
19. Royal Deejays - the Anthem (Mayday Mix)
20. DJ Brian Howe - Somebodys Watching Me (Freakmatique Cut)
21. Overdub Feat Sophia - Sweet Dreams (Doug Laurent Mix)
22. MIG28 - Wow Thats Now (World Edition Radio Edit)
23. DJ Wag - Feeling Good (No Apologize Radio Edit)
24. Dumonde - Gun (Jay Frogs 9mm Remix)
25. Risque Feat Le Foxx - My House (Playboy Mansion Creeps Remix Edit)
26. D and J Presents Glamour - After the Love is Gone (Ibizas All Fedde Up Down mix)
27. Tunnel Alliance - Sandstorm (DJ Cobra Vs Doug Laurent Mix)
28. Defcon 5 - Sonic Revolution (Knights of the Empire Edit)
29. De Lorean - Rapture (Twister Electro Edit)
30. Franca Morgano - No Limit (Steven Levis Electro Airplay Mix)
31. Ministry of Funk - Ladies Night (Misars Prelude Sound Edit)
32. Class and Style - Gypsy Woman (Johns Get Physical Short Edit)
33. Furtado - Carnaval De Paris (France Vs Italia Zidane Revenge Edit)
34. Phantastique - Samba De Janeiro (Rio Heater Edit)

CD 03:
35. Membrane - Why Dont You Dance with Me (Delirious Electro Rmx Cut)
36. Natalie Marchenko - Bakerstreet (Destination Calabria Edit)
37. Yana - Enjoy the Silence (Fearsome Foursome Video Rmx)
38. Die Elfen Feat Ork Cowboys - Boy (Ghia Video Edit)
39. Groovemagnet - Sunrize (Arjen Van Thijs Sensation White Edit)
40. Musical Roots - Da Vinci (Feel the Mighty High Nu School Mix)
41. Rihanna Johnson - by Satellite (Armada Tribe Dream Dance Mix)
42. Doug Laurent - the Dream 2010
43. Laydee Jane - Breaking the Spell (Matthew Kramer Vs Laydee Jane Edit)
44. Wittendoerfer - Beba 2 (DJ Sakin Short Rmx)
45. Tunnel Alliance - E 08 (Renegade Master Remix Edit)
46. Vinylmoverz - Rhythm is A Dancer Again (Again (Robb Math Copy Capp Mix)
47. Rob Hilton - Euro Dancer (One Night in Paris Radio Edit)
48. Alex Twister - We Will Rock You (Ultra Club Sounds Edit)
49. Willfire Feat Slash - Eye of the Tiger (Football Republic Number One Edit)
50. Nanou - Better Off Alone (Zombie Girl Vs Barbie Nation Mix)

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Singh is King

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Singh is king
Jee karda
Bas ek kinng
Bhootni ke
Teri ore
Talli hua
Bas ek kinng-TygerStyle remix
Bhootni ke-TygerStyle Remix
Talli Hua-Jay dhabbi mix
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Bachna Ae Haseeno

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Lucky boy
Khuda jaane
Ahista ahista
Jogi mahi
Small town girl
Khuda jaane-revisited

Minutes to midnight

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JAANE TU JAANE NA - A.R.RAHMAN

Yet another release of ARR. If you have any expectation on ARR, dont worry, it will be fulfilled and 'jaane tu....' is an example. The movie is out and is doing really well. Talking about this album, it has 8 tracks and all the tracks are a treat.

Track List:

1. Kabhi Kabhi Aditi Zindagi |Singers: Rashid Ali
2. Pappu Cant Dance | Singers: Blaze, Mohd. Aslam, Tanvi, Anupama Deshpande, Benny Dayal, Tanvi, Darshana, Satish Subramanium
3. Jaane Tu Mera Kya Hai - Female | Singers: Runa Rizvi
4. Nazrein Milaana Nazrein Churaana | Singers: Swetha Bhargave, Naresh Iyer, Satish Chakravarthye, Tanvi, Darshana, Benny Dayal, Anupama Deshpande
5. Tu Bole Main Boloon | Singers: A R Rahman
6. Kahin To Hogi Ho | Singers: Rashid Ali, Vasundhara Das
7. Jaane Tu Meri Kya Hai - Male | Singers: Sukhwinder Singh
8. Pappu Cant Dance - Remix | Singers: Anupama Deshpande, Benny Dayal, Benny Dayal, Blaze, Tanvi, D

Motorola ROKR E8 Phone

Motorola designed ROKR E8 to deliver an uncompromised consumer experience for music or talk. Using breakthrough ModeShift technology from Motorola, the quad-band GPRS/EDGE device presents users with only the controls they need, at the time they need them, instantly transforming from music player to phone to imaging device with the touch of a button. Simply move a thumb across the FastScroll navigation wheel to search for music (music mode), contacts (phone mode), calendar (phone mode) and multimedia (imaging mode). A perfect blend of art and science, the face of the E8 is a sleek, seamless panel that features the first haptic touch pad from Motorola, which provides vibrating, tactile feedback when the user touches virtual buttons.

MOTOROKR E8 comes with that interesting back lit touch keyboard and a novel navigation device called “Omega Wheel” for music and menu navigation. And, so that the touch wouldn’t confuse you, E8 ROKR is equipped with a haptics controls, that makes the phone give you vibration feedback, whenever a key is pressed.

Motorola ROKR E8 is a GSM/GPRS phone with 2 megapixel camera, 262K color QVGA display, 2 GB of internal memory and microSD memory card slot, FM radio and 3.5 mm headphone jack.