If you spend a lot of time at your keyboard, no doubt you dabble a lot in listening to Internet radio. Radio Tray is a relatively new Linux app that can make tuning in to your favorite radio stations ...

The portable music player market appears to be maturing rapidly as music phones and multimedia devices start to steal sales. But that’s not stopping Slacker. Instead, the Internet radio company thinks ...

August 22, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google If you're a big fan of internet radio, UK Tech Reviews has a guide for building your own little internet radio ...

It’s got a NIC, a remote, a character display, and can record and play back streaming audio. Thumper is [Harrison Pham’s] contest-winning Internet radio player.His finished board is roughly the same ...

Livio Radio’s latest product, which the company is calling a “portable Internet radio solution for cars,” was unveiled this week. “Carmen” is a portable Internet radio. Using software that’s included ...

Santa Monica College's KCRW, which has already attracted a relatively large online following for its webcasts, doubled down on its digital strategy with a new web-based streaming application that lets ...

Linux: Sometimes, you just want to have the radio playing in the background without a full-fledged media player or browser eating up resources. Free app Radio Tray sits in your menu bar and ...

[Maurice-Michel Didelot] owns a Sonos smart speaker, and was lamenting the devices inability (or plain unwillingness) to stream music from online sources without using a subscription service. YouTube ...

A new radio player will allow internet users to listen to more than 400 BBC and commercial stations online. The 'breakthrough' player aims to offer the output of every licensed radio station in the UK ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. – A new service is taking personal taste in music to another level by combining elements of Internet radio, portable music and satellite distribution. A startup led by a team of ...

This week, the BBC re-launches its internet Radio Player to make almost every BBC Radio programme available live and on-demand for seven days after broadcast, creating a massive, ever-changing library ...