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  BigPond Music ditches WMA support

  Customers need to either burn their WMA files to audio CD as a backup, or separately backup their WMA music files and licence keys.

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  No new Aussie subscribers for eMusic

  Music download service eMusic no longer accepts new Australian subscribers.

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  Samsung's Flip-style camcorder gains optical zoom

  Samsung's second-gen Flip-style camcorder, the HMX-U20, makes a splash with a unique new feature for the category: a 3x optical zoom lens.

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  Back to school tech

  New pencils and a few spiral notebooks aren't all you'll need to start off the new school year. CNET rounds up the laptops, printers and MP3 voice recorders that get top marks for students.

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  Samsung announces next-gen touchscreen player

  Samsung's first device out the gate at CES 2010 is the YP-H1, a next-generation touchscreen MP3 player which will likely complement the P3.

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  No Beatles on iTunes tomorrow

  An EMI executive has come out and said there'll be no Liverpudlian love on iTunes for Beatles Day.

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  Will your next camera be an iPod?

  If you're to believe the rumours, there's a good chance that the next generation of iPods will be outfitted with basic cameras.

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  Zune-Xbox gaming device in the works?

  The latest Zune rumour gathering steam sees Microsoft developing a portable digital entertainment device that bridges the gap between the Zune and the Xbox 360.

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  Sony Ericsson unveils T707

  Though Sony Ericsson is promising that it won't be introducing any new phones at the CTIA show next week, the company did unveil a new model on Thursday in Miami. The Sony Ericsson T707 offers a sleek flip design with multimedia features, and it has the official endorsement of tennis player Maria Sharapova.

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  Memorex unveils US$99 touch MP3 player

  If you're looking for a touchscreen MP3 player, but the usual suspects are beyond your budget, the new US$99 TouchMP player from Memorex may be just the thing.

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  SanDisk Sansa slotRadio takes a page from Slacker's book

  SanDisk's slotRadio MP3 player uses preloaded microSD cards filled with 1,000 hand-picked songs arranged into playlists.

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  Sneak peek at Vuzix Wrap 920AV glasses

  Vuzix has unveiled its latest take on video-enabled glasses, in time for CES.

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  Job posting reveals Zune-Xbox integration

  Recent speculation and a job posting for the Zune team suggests tighter integration between a number of Microsoft platforms, namely those used in the Zune and the Xbox.

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  DDA music format combines the physical and digital

  A new mode of music delivery, known as DDA, plans to bring back the physical format with a digital twist — albums are sold on a USB stick containing MP3s plus bonus artist-related content.

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  BlackBerry's Pearl in a clamshell

  BlackBerry manufacturer RIM has launched its first clamshell messenger mobile in Australia, pitching it squarely at those who may not have used a BlackBerry before.

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  iTunes royalty rate stays the same

  Apple seems to have gotten what it wanted as a key licensing board freezes rates charged to iTunes and other digital music venues.

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  EMI Australia launches MP3 store

  EMI Australia has partnered with UK-based digital media company 7digital to launch a DRM-free music store.

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  Hold the phone: Nokia's Tube is the Nokia 5800

  We last discussed Nokia's "Tube" back in June, after details first surfaced a few months earlier. Now, we know a heap of extra details.

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  MySpace Music takes on iTunes

  MySpace is today expected to launch MySpace Music, the service formed by the world's second largest social network and all four of the largest recording companies.

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  Is microSD the music medium of the future?

  SanDisk and the big four music labels will shortly make albums available on microSD cards. But is the format a great idea or a fiddly mess?

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