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Napster to offer free music in four cities

March 8, 2005 The company will also offer free music players from iRiver, Creative and Dell. TAGS: Napster Inc., iRiver, music player, city, Apple Computer, music, Dell

Swan song for Microsoft's music allies?

July 25, 2006 news analysis Some say Microsoft's Zune player means an end to Windows Media PlaysForSure partner program. Photos: PlaysForSure devices TAGS: Microsoft Zune, PlaysForSure, iRiver, software company, Windows Media, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer, CEO, Microsoft Windows

RealNetworks strikes a chorus of deals

January 8, 2007 Aiming to better compete against Apple and Microsoft, the company lines up Nokia, TiVo, Logitech, others to support its Rhapsody technology. TAGS: RealNetworks Rhapsody, RealNetworks Inc., iRiver, TiVo Inc., device manufacturer, Logitech, DNA, Nokia Corp., Microsoft Windows CE, Las Vegas, Consumer Electronics Show, SanDisk Corp., vision, Apple Computer, Windows Media, Wi-Fi

Finding harmony among iPod rivals

November 30, 2005 Push to develop a universal dock that a range of music players can plug into could help loosen Apple's grip. TAGS: music player, Creative Technology Ltd., Sirius, iRiver, Apple iPod, Apple Computer, connector, accessory, digital music, standard, digital media, Bose, Belkin Corp., Nokia Corp., car, Best Buy Co. Inc.

Microsoft making better music?

May 22, 2006 Software giant is pushing a coordinated approach to take on the iPod. Video: Windows Media Player 11 reviewed TAGS: digital music, critic, Apple Computer, MTV, Microsoft Windows Media Player, Windows Media, jukebox, approach, iRiver, Apple iTunes, Microsoft Corp., music, Apple iPod, PC, video, operating system

Week in pictures: PCs do the bling thing

October 21, 2005 roundup Apple puts focus on photo software, Power Mac Quad--and "iPod tax." Also: Convertible tablet PCs, high-tech cars, and not so innocuous printers. TAGS: RFID, photo software, Apple Power Mac, Florida, car, iRiver, London, music player, printer, Xbox 360, Apple Computer, Nokia Corp., Microsoft Xbox, tax, photograph, radio

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