Apple hasn’t sold an iPod in years. In 2017, it stopped selling the iPod Nano and Shuffle. The iPod Touch, the last of its dedicated portable music players, was officially discontinued in 2022. If you ...

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If you want to hear Apple Music’s lossless catalog the way it was meant to sound, you will need a little extra hardware. iPhones and most wireless headphones still have limitations when it comes to ...

Spotify is a big name in the streaming music industry, but isn't the only service worth a listen. Broaden your musical horizons by firing up these feature-rich, recommended picks. In 2014, I began my ...

Just when you thought the Penn State coaching search couldn't take any more twists and turns... It's gone from getting trumped by the Crumbl Cookie guy to allegedly calling people in Oregon "weirdos." ...

Last year, Fiio introduced the DM13, a portable CD player with modern features (such as USB-C charging and built-in Bluetooth) and priced at $150, making it a relatively affordable excuse to revisit ...

Shanling’s M3 Plus, iBasso’s DX340, and Astell&Kern’s SP4000 show why DAPs still matter: better power, better sound, and a distraction-free experience no smartphone with Dongle DAC can touch. What’s ...

Everyone enjoys vinyl as a music format – not only because it’s capable of sounding sublime, but because there’s tactility to LPs that you just don’t get from any other music format. Sure, there are ...

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Just when you thought the Penn State coaching search couldn't take any more twists and turns... It's gone from getting trumped by the Crumbl Cookie guy to allegedly calling people in Oregon "weirdos." ...