While we have seen a lot of “mini” iterations of popular flagship smartphones, these devices tend to fall in the midrange category. Sony is the lone holdout in this regard, with their Compact devices only shrinking in size, while retaining the specifications and features of their flagship counterparts, which is the case with one of Sony’s latest offerings, the Xperia X Compact ($425-$500, depending on where you look). While the Xperia X … [Read more...]
Sony Introduces (Very) Upscale Portable DAP at IFA 2016
Last year at CES in January 2015, Sony introduced a high-end music player called the Sony Walkman ZX2, featuring a price tag of over $1,000. Fast forward more than a year later to the present day, and the Japanese company took the veil off a new pricey state-of-the-art music player wrapped in gold. The device is known as the Sony Walkman MW-WM1Z, it builds on top of the Walkman ZX2 with new upgrades, and costs a whopping $3,199. As mentioned … [Read more...]
Google Kills Off Project Ara Modular Phone
To a chorus of smug 'I-told-you-sos' from the technology media fraternity, Google has suspended development of its modular phone initiative, Project Ara. The research was supposed to produce a smartphone which could be taken apart, rebuilt, upgraded and have different components added or replaced easily by the user, making the annual upgrade cycle as we know it obsolete. Project Ara began life inside the Advanced Technology and Projects team of … [Read more...]
B&W Adds To Wireless Lineup With New P7 Headphones
Bowers & Wilkins, a British loudspeaker company famed for creating the world’s best loudspeakers, today announces the new P7 Wireless headphones. Delivering professional quality sound on the move with the added convenience of simple wireless streaming, P7 Wireless set a new standard for on-the-go listening. P7 Wireless builds on the dual success of the original P7 and the award-winning P5 Wireless. Thanks to the acoustic advances made with … [Read more...]
Talking Heads Drummer Relives the Early Days of CBGBs and the Rise of Punk Rock
It was the summer of ’75, when a garbage strike left tons of stinking trash piled high on flat-broke Gotham’s sweltering streets. Five-dollar hookers and fur-coat-clad pimps strutted around the Lower East Side, and junkies turned abandoned slums into squalid shooting galleries. But amid that dystopian nightmare sat a grungy dive on the Bowery called CBGB that was home to bikers, neighborhood drunks and the seeds of a musical revolution that … [Read more...]
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