Rhapsody

January 5th 2007

Virgin Kills US Music Subscriptions

Tough luck if you were subscribing to Virgin Digital music, as the company is shelving their US operations and giving users some free Napster content instead. If you’re one of the affected, you can grab your free Napster player and three free months of Napster To Go service as a consolation prize. Both Napster and…

Tech News Jason Chen Jan 5

October 5th 2006

First Grope: SanDisk, Best Buy, Rhapsody Threesome

It’s not often that three big players hop in bed together and invite us to watch. So we wasted no time this afternoon at the Sansa Rhapsody music orgy, where SanDisk showed some slow tender lovin’ to their new bedside partners Best Buy and Real Rhapsody. The hour-long menage a trois led to the birth…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Oct 5

September 19th 2006

Sonos 2.0 Plus Rhapsody = Joy for $10 bucks a month?

Both WSJ Gadget Curmudgeon Walt Mossberg and BoingBoing’s Ukulele-Obsessed Mark Frauenfelder are living blissfully with their Sonos 2.0 systems, streaming Rhapsody/happiness into their hearts and homes. Come again? Real Network’s Sucktastic Rhapsody music service? Really? Walt says: there’s a substantial minority of folks who have neither the time, knowledge, nor inclination to do all this…

Tech News Brian Lam Sep 19

September 18th 2006

Real Teams with SanDisk to Release Sansa Rhapsody

Real Networks, of unfortunate Real Player fame, will be teaming up with SanDisk to release a rebranded Sansa player. SanDisk has decided to jump on the combination mp3 player, music download service bandwagon that is being seen with the Zune and iPod. They are doing so by re-releasing the e200 Sansa this holiday season, bundled…

Tech News Travis Hudson Sep 18

September 27th 2005

Airtime

Radio Free Mobile Phone By Carlo Longino “Who wants or needs downloads if you can just stream it whenever you want? Disks are so overrated.” Nullsoft cofounder Tom Pepper Mobile multimedia is the hot trend on the tradeshow floor at CTIA this week. And of all the forms of multimedia, mobile streaming audio is getting…

Tech News Noah R Sep 27

September 19th 2005

Rhapsody Joins The Sprint-apalooza

Just days after Sprint announed that Sirius will be available on its handsets comes news that you can get streaming music from Real Rhapsody through PCS Multimedia Vision Service as well. Clever sounding stations such as “Urban Hitz Radio” and of course, “Country” will be available. Also, it seems you can get podcasts from one…

Tech News Noah R Sep 19

Virgin Kills US Music Subscriptions

First Grope: SanDisk, Best Buy, Rhapsody Threesome

Sonos 2.0 Plus Rhapsody = Joy for $10 bucks a month?

Real Teams with SanDisk to Release Sansa Rhapsody

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