Using Walkman provides nostalgic bliss, radio simplicity, and needed offline time ...

With two 3.5mm headphone ports, you can plug in headphones or connect the player to your home sound system or vehicle stereo; ...

As reported by Android Authority, the MIAD 01 is available via select outlets for $399. Details like software updates remain to be clarified, but this might be the most over the top audio-centric ...

"If you were to ask me which mobile device will take top place for listening to music, I'd bet on the mobile phone for sure," ...

Do you still use your iPod? Unless you’re either very nostalgic or pretty cool*, you probably haven’t thought about Apple’s ...

One of the cheapest MP3 players ... you can take the player for a run or workout and clip it to your clothes, to exercise hands-free. Design aside, there’s more to like here too: the player ...

There’s no escaping it: the Apple iPod in all its guises was a great portable music player. But the relentless progression ... its demise simply felt like an inescapable inevitability. So where do you ...

like the thing you already have in your pocket. I can still remember my excitement at buying the original iPod. It wasn’t my first mp3 player, but it was absolutely the best. The idea of having ...

At just 5.1 millimeters thin, it's even slimmer than every millennial’s MP3 player of choice: the iPod Nano. Alas, it’s not yet available with a neon sock accessory to sate your Y2K nostalgia fix.

So, when given the opportunity to use a piece of technology that really only does one thing, I get pretty excited. The Sony ...

In a 2004 interview, Bill Gates expressed skepticism about iPod's long-term dominance, predicting smartphones would overtake ...

"Rather, they are trying to sound more like a hockey player." Players from Canada and northern American states with similar accents have historically dominated the sport. Adopting features of this ...