Archive for December, 2011

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 75 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 13 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 10 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 8 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 15 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 12 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Happy 10th birthday, Rockbox – also, release 3.10 is out

Thursday, December 8th, 2011 6 views

Everybody’s favorite audio player replacement firmware, Rockbox, turned ten years old. On December 7th 2001 the first mail in the Rockbox mailing list was posted. Initially only supporting the Archos Jukebox behemoth, it went uphill from there on. Today Rockbox supports approximately 75 different targets, as well as running as an application on Android, Maemo, and perhaps iOS in the near future. Well timed with this significant anniversary, a new stable version, 3.10, has been released. While this release doesn’t support any new targets, there are several feature additions, improvements, and bug fixes. Read the 3.10 release notes for more details and installation instructions. Congratulations, Rockbox team – here’s to (at least) ten more years! [Via Daniel "Bagder" Stenberg's Blog ]

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R7: Cowon, what were you thinking?

Saturday, December 3rd, 2011 4 views

Cowon Korea just announced the R7, a “Full HD Super PMP”, which is more of a 7″ tablet without connectivity. At 800

R7: Cowon, what were you thinking?

Saturday, December 3rd, 2011 15 views

Cowon Korea just announced the R7, a “Full HD Super PMP”, which is more of a 7″ tablet without connectivity. At 800

R7: Cowon, what were you thinking?

Saturday, December 3rd, 2011 6 views

Cowon Korea just announced the R7, a “Full HD Super PMP”, which is more of a 7″ tablet without connectivity. At 800

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