South Korean electronics giant withdraws $5.85B acquisition offer as flash memory glut clouds forecast.
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Industry clearly has not given up on the idea of a disk to replace the nearly departed music CD as it debuts new physical format.
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Asia closes mixed and Europe veers lower despite Fed’s rescue package for AIG.
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Another maker of portable music players offers his own take on digital rights management.
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Memory chip maker expects challenging market for flash memory during first quarter.
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Japanese electronics maker plans to compete with Samsung in iPhone-fueled market.
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The U.S. electronics retailer is working with RealNetworks to open an online music shop.
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Coming before an Apple iPhone, Nokia packs a whopping music player and five-megapixel camera.
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Hardware Report: SanDisk's German Fiasco
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RealNetworks’ Rhapsody DNA technology will work with SanDisk’s Sansa MP3 players.
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Our five hottest stories this week: Linspire founder talks smack, Dell-AMD relationship deepening, Germans seize SanDisk players, Katie Couric seeks a sign-off…
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Upstarts are powering up to take on Apple and Microsoft for digital music dominance.
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MP3s confiscated from conference booth after German court rules on patent suit.
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Microsoft Zune to gain quickly, just not at Apple’s expense; Dell kills its Ditty player; Apple settles with Creative; Samsung phone guns for iPod; SanDisk player doubles nano.
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PC maker’s compact digital music player pulled after less than a year on the market.
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SanDisk attacks Apple; Sony better hurry with PS3; AOL employees leave following privacy breach.
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Yet another company guns for Apple—this time with a music-playing phone. How will Apple respond?
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SanDisk Monday slashed the price of its flagship e200 line of portable media players (PMPs) while adding an 8GB version of the diminutive device. Now SanDisk’s prices range from $139.99 for a 2GB gadget to $249 for the 8GB monster.
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SanDisk and others may finally make Apple’s portable media player face the music.
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Company unveils flash MP3 player with twice the capacity of Apple’s nano and cuts prices.
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