News Archive for 09/10/21

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Moyea releases YouTube Converter for Mac

10/21, 11:25pm

Convert YouTube videos for playback on iPhone

Moyea has released a new product in its line of file conversion software, the YouTube Converter for Mac. The utility provides tools for downloading and converting any FLV- or F4V-formatted YouTube video into a variety of different file types. Users can also export the files into other applications for further editing, such as iMovie and Final Cut Pro, while batch conversions help save time.

Sinecure launches mood analyzer app for iPhone, iPod touch

10/21, 10:15pm

How Am I Feeling? – The Mood Analyzer for iPhone

Sinecure Industries has launched its first iPhone app, How Am I Feeling? – The Mood Analyzer. The program allegedly uses a mood algorithm based on the "war-era Mooreefocical Bafflegab prototype", which is designed to pinpoint and display the user’s current emotion. The developer claims the app works by analyzing physical contact with the mobile device, preferably with the finger or nose, and then presents an animated punch-card machine until a result is displayed.

Shure unveils its first integrated mic/earphone set

10/21, 6:10pm

Shure SE115m has built-in remote

Shure this evening launched its first set of in-ear headphones with an integrated remote control. The SE115m+ passes up Shure's usual music phone adapter for a smaller, in-line microphone and remote made just for Apple devices, including the iPhone 3GS and the third generation for both the iPod shuffle and iPod touch. While it gives up flexibility in the choice of earphones, it reduces the likelihood of the remote detaching or becoming lost.

Monster preps Miles Davis-themed earphones

10/21, 9:40am

Monster Miles Davis Tribute packs music

Monster Cable today catered to audiophiles with a special earphone and music combo. The Miles Davis Tribute set includes both a set of Monster's current in-ear headphones branded with the jazz musician's signature as well as a deluxe copy of Kind of Blue that brings two music CDs, a DVD and extended liner notes. The audio gear continues to center on the company's signature eartips claimed to provide better isolation than usual silicone pieces.