Every since the Consumer Electronics Show last January, there’s been a quiet race going on. Who will introduce the first wireless iPod headphones? The answer is Logitech, and the product is ...

True wireless earbuds have come a long way. Battery life has gone up all the way to a full day of use, lossless codecs and better drivers have improved sound quality by leaps and bounds, and high-end ...

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Wireless stereo connection system that lets you use your iPod as its own remote. Whereas Belkin’s transmitter connects to the headphone/remote jack on 3G, 4G, color/photo, and mini iPods, Logitech’s ...

About a year ago, I first heard the notion of wirelessly broadcasting music from an iPod to an audio system, in essence turning the iPod itself into a remote control. This concept was a response to ...

I hope you’re sitting down, as you’ll probably want to stand up after you read this. Today CNN reported the following thing about technology: If you listen to loud music, it will actually hurt your ...

The ear buds don't fit me well. I wondering how anyone could complain about high volume until I moved mine around today to a place that had better sound, but they won;t stay by themselved. I;ve had ...

I just got an iPod which I like very much (30 gig video). However, the earbuds it came with suck (and I don't think I have any particularly strong audiophile tendencies). My main use of it is for ...

Logitech on Wednesday announced its wireless headphones for Apple’s iPod. The headphones work up to 30 feet away from the iPod using a wireless adapter that works using the Bluetooth 1.2 standard. The ...

It was no secret that Logitech would eventually generically commercialize the Bluetooth Headphones first released for HP’s iPaqs, but who knew they’d be for the iPod? In some ways, we’re a little ...