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We loved the Griffin Evolve wireless iPod speakers when we reviewed them, and now Griffin have launched additional speakers, so you can go wireless mad. They've also released those 4 iPod charging docks, for the mentalists that own 4 iPods. *hangs head*.

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We loved the Griffin Evolve wireless iPod speakers when we reviewed them, and now Griffin have launched additional speakers, so you can go wireless mad. They've also released those 4 iPod charging docks, for the mentalists that own 4 iPods. *hangs head*.

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Kevin Rose has a habit of claiming to have the latest secrets from Apple, from iPhones to iPods. This latest has more credence than most, since it fits with previous rumours, and comes with pictorial 'evidence'.

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Back on Rumour St. this morning and we have what looks to be one of the more credible leaks on what the new iPod nano may look like. It comes from Kevin Rose [Digg founder], who has gotten things right and, really wrong, in the past, but who is sure - thanks to 'sources' - that the squarer and chunkier nano is going to be replaced by the end of next month with a slimmer and longer nano, complete with cool tapered edges. That's his pic above.The iPod touch is also due for some work, although mainly cosmetic on the outside but it will come with the 2.1 firmware software, that will then wing its way to the iPhone. Apple is also rumoured to be taking the knife to the price tags, with some 'fairly large' cuts on the way to offset any iPod sales hurt by the the [US] £100 iPhone. And, to top it all off, Kev says a new iTunes 8.0 with lots of new features is coming and that next Apple OS X 10.5.6 will come with Blu-ray support. Imagine, all of this is expected in the next few weeks so here's hoping, but not holding our breath. For all the details, watch Kev's video below.-Martin Lynch ipod apple music

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If you're in the market for a wireless home music streaming system but, are unable to knock of the bank needed to afford the pricey - but great - Sonos system, then Sony may have something of interest. This is the S-Airplay Wireless iPod Dock, comprising a central station where you plug in your iPod dock and then stream music around the home to separate S-Air wireless speakers that you plug into a spare socket. The streaming range is a claimed 164-ft, so good enough for most domiciles. If you have a mansion, then you'll be able to afford the Sonos anyway. Sony is making a lot of the fact that it's a snap to set-up so anyone can be streaming their favourite tunes from the living room to the bog in no time. "This technology makes it easy to listen to music from a compatible iPod without carrying it from room to room," said Andrew Sivori, director of marketing in the personal audio group at Sony Electronics' Digital Imaging and Audio Division. "It's an easy, inexpensive way to get multi-room audio without professional installation." The S-Airplay central unit comes with an AM/FM tuner, and the dual source feature allows you to listen to System Of A Down in your room while gran can get knitting to her fix of The Archers radio show in the kitchen. The system comes with the central unit and 2 S-Air speakers but it is capable of transmitting to up to 10 speakers. It is priced at around £200 - in the US first - with additional speakers priced at a cheeky £65 each.-Martin Lynch music home streaming

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