(Untitled)- July 7, 2008 uXM For iPhone Streams XM Satellite Radio Xm For Iphone . The same guys who made uSirius for jailbroken iPhones are back with uXM, which does exactly the same thing except with XM. An XM subscription is necessary, but you'll be able to listen to your stations on the toilet, in the office, in the office toilet, or even at Starbucksanywhere where you can get a decent connection. Never be alone with your thoughts again. iSmashPhone Gizmodohttp://www.korver.nl/2008/07/07.html#a1911 (Untitled)- July 7, 2008 Microwave ray gun promises to put sounds in people's heads. As we've seen countless times, ray guns can employ any number of less than lethal means to stop their targets in their tracks, and it looks like the Sierra Nevada Corporation is making some progress on one of the more novel methods, with its MEDUSA system apparently able to beam sounds into people's heads. According to NewScientist, that's done by exploiting the "microwave audio effect," which uses short microwave pulses to rapidly...http://www.korver.nl/2008/07/07.html#a1910 (Untitled)- July 7, 2008 Top 10 Hottest Digital Music Websites. Change is the only constant in the music business, and that goes double for the digital music business. So, for the moment at least, we've assembled a list of the 10 hottest digital music websites ... in the world! Wired Top Storieshttp://www.korver.nl/2008/07/07.html#a1909 (Untitled)- July 2, 2008 Bits: Making Music with Verizon Wireless. John Harrobin of Verizon Wireless sees music distribution via cellphone becoming more important as artists leave the big record labels. New York Times: Technologyhttp://www.korver.nl/2008/07/02.html#a1908 (Untitled)- July 2, 2008 Drive the World's Fastest Roads. You've got a sports car that can zoom up to 200 miles per hour, but where can you actually tap into that extra speed We map the fastest stretches of blacktop across the globe. Wired Top Storieshttp://www.korver.nl/2008/07/02.html#a1907 (Untitled)- July 1, 2008 Roberts releases solarDAB: world's first solar-powered DAB radio. Roberts may get ridiculed for its design cues, but one thing's for sure: it sticks to its guns. The latest patently ugly (but sort of cute) DAB radio to emerge from its lair is the solarDAB, which predictably gets energized by the sun. The unit packs a top-mounted solar panel along with a "level indicator on the display screen that shows the strength of the solar level being absorbed." Once the rechargeable batteries are fully...http://www.korver.nl/2008/07/02.html#a1905 (Untitled)- July 1, 2008 T-Mobile posts iPhone 3G plans for Netherlands. T-Mobile has posted details of the rate plans for the iPhone 3G in the Netherlands. Macworldhttp://www.korver.nl/2008/07/02.html#a1904 |