Sony has rolled out its latest NWZ-W252 W-Series Walkman MP3 player that is fully wearable, making it an instant favorite with those who have a penchant for listening to encouraging tunes while they sweat it out at the gym. The NWZ-W252 comes in a convenient lightweight, wearable and water resistant design, where you will be able to continue jogging or cycling even when the heavens open up and start to pour down water. Apart from that, the Walkman W-Series additionally ships with composition Transfer software that enables users’ to transfer music files and playlists straight from a PC or iTunes library (DRM files excluded). It comes with a measly 2GB maximum capacity which is a far cry from other MP3 players these days, but thereupon again unless you’re running a marathon, you won’t be needing that much space, do you? The Sony NWZ-W252 W-Series Walkman MP3 player will be released later that month for approximately $60 a pop.

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The Microsoft Zune HD 4.5 update is ready to rock and roll in two weeks’ day, with it boasting a primary feature of bringing Smart DJ to the device itself, where it can soon after create entire playlists based on the theme of a singled-out song just like what Apple’s Genius does at the moment. As for Zune Pass owners, they will benefit most from the Zune HD 4.5 update since the player is able to download up to 30 more recommended songs by Wi-Fi in order to fill up the playlist. Apart from that, when your Zune HD is connected to the Zune HD AV Dock, it allows you to browse the Zune Marketplace and stream songs straight from the service just like how one would do by a desktop. Other updates include support for XviD and other AVI-framed videos, a Picks feature that provides a recommended list of songs to download based on Social preferences. Still wondering how the Zune HD is like? Check out our review for more info. additionally, we do wonder whether that has anything to do with the boo-boo concerning the Zune HD 64.

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Belkin has introduced its new line of routers that are designed to help you enjoy your digital subject matter more, instead of having to busy yourself with all the nitty gritty stuff of networking. The new range consists of the Surf, Share, Play, and Play Max routers. The new range of routers offers various apps to prepare your life easier. The routers will set you back from $50-$130, depending on the model chosen. Features aside, the routers themselves do look very pleasant. The apps included on the routers include:

• Memory Safe: Automatically backs up photos and vital files to your external hard drive. (Available on Share, Play, and Play Max).
• Print Genie: Print wirelessly from any computer on the network. (Available on Share, Play, and Play Max).
• Music Mover: Play MP3s from your music library on your home stereo wirelessly. Connect an external hard drive that has music stored on it to the router and stream music to your stereo through devices like Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. (Available on Play and Play Max).
• Music Labeler: Automatically identifies and labels your track with the unmistaken title, artist, and genre. (Available on Play and Play Max).
• Daily DJ: Get daily personalized playlists from your music library based on your mood. (Available on Play and Play Max).
• Torrent Genie: Downloads large media files like movies, music, and games, even when your computer isn’t on. (Available only on Play Max).
• Bit Boost: Prioritizes traffic on your network for video, gaming, and VoIP, letting you easily choose your most critical info streams for seamless network traffic. (Available on Play Max).

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iTunes no longer ignores your "Remember password for purchases" setting. 
Addresses problems with syncing some Smart Playlists and Podcasts with iPod. 
Resolves a problem recognizing when iPod is connected. 
Addresses issues that affect stability and performance.

 iTunes 9 comes with many new features and improvements, including:
 
An improved look and feel, including a new Column Browser for easily browsing your artists or albums, movies, TV shows, and more.
 

 iTunes Store has a sort new look, with improved navigation for quick and easy exploration.
iTunes LP and iTunes Extras create rare experiences that feature exclusive interviews, videos, photos, and more — available with choose album and movie purchases on the iTunes Store.
Home Sharing helps you manage your family’s iTunes collection amidst computers in your home. iTunes can automatically transfer new purchases, or you can choose just the items you want.
Genius Mixes are created for you by iTunes and play songs from your library that go great together.
iPod and iPhone syncing now allows you to organize your iPhone and iPod touch home screens directly in iTunes. Syncing is now additionally more flexible, allowing you to sync individual artists, genres, or TV show and Podcast episodes.
iTunes U items are now organized into their own section in your iTunes library.
Sync with iPod nano (5th generation), iPod classic (Fall 2009), and iPod touch (Fall 2009).
iTunes 9 plus includes many other improvements, such as HE-AAC encoding and playback, more flexibility with Smart Playlists rules, simpler organization of your media files inside an iTunes Media folder, and more. 

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Nice to know that the latest firmware update 6.20 for the Sony PSP will introduce an additional column in the XMB called “Extras.” Under that column lies the “Digital Comics” category that will kick off in December when Sony starts to roll out digital comic books via the Playstation Store. Alongside that addition to energize little ones to read more, Sony plus increased the potency of their compatibility with Media Go software, enabling users to view videos and listen to audio playlists created within Media Go.

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