Review: iHome iP99

The iHome iP99 is a nice combination alarm clock and iPod speaker system that manages to offer a decent combination of features and performance in a compact package.

Review: Logitech AudioHub laptop speakerIf you use a laptop as a primary computer, the AudioHub can enhance your experience when watching videos or listening to music without taking up a lot of desktop space.
Digidesign ships the 003 Rack+ FactoryDigidesign has shipped the 003 Rack+ Factory, a new audio interface that doubles the amount of built-in preamps.

Review: iHome iP99 The iHome iP99 is a nice combination alarm clock and iPod speaker system that manages to offer a decent combination of features and performance in a compact package.
Review: Logitech AudioHub laptop speaker If you use a laptop as a primary computer, the AudioHub can enhance your experience when watching videos or listening to music without taking up a lot of desktop space.
Review: Slacker G2 Personal Radio Player If you’re a big fan of the Slacker Internet radio service, the G2 Personal Radio Player is a great device that frees you being shackled to a computer.
Review: Aluratek Internet Radio Alarm Clock Aluratek's Internet Radio Alarm Clock offers far more audio than you’ll be able to enjoy in the lifetime of the device—even through some of it may initially be a chore to find.
Review: USB microphones Looking for a simple way to connect a microphone to your computer? Christopher Breen reviews four plug-and-play USB mics for podcasters and musicians.

Audio recording dos and don’ts Jim Dalrymple’s music recording project continues, as he shares some dos and don’ts he’s picked up over the last few months.
Excerpt: Choosing a microphone and other podcasting hardware Want to try your hand at podcasting? You’ll need to pick out some necessary hardware first. In this excerpt from his Take Control of Podcasting on the Mac e-book, Andy Williams Affleck tells you what to consider when picking out a microphone, breakout box, or mixer for putting your podcasts together.
Record any sounds Many fleeting sounds that play on your Mac are worth preserving. With the help of the right software, you can record and edit audio files and add them to iTunes for future use.
Recording Studio: Choose the right guitar Because Jim Dalrymple records all of his music on the Mac, he tends to focus on software designed for that purpose. However, there are other important factors to consider from the outset—one of the most important is choosing the right guitar for the job.
How to update iTunes podcasts Is iTunes missing episodes from a favorite podcast? Here's how to put things right.

The Apple of the future The Apple of five years from now will most certainly be different from the Apple of today. But as Dan Moren suggests, it probably won’t be a future anybody can predict.