wifi

from exercise.about.com

If you've been trying to break free from long, tangled headphone cords for once and for all, iMuffs Wireless Headphones are the perfect choice.

from engadget.com

Get ready to pay atelier sneaker prices for these babies, because designer MSTRPLN (not to be confused with MSTRKRFT) and Ubiq (not to be confused with Ubiquio) teamed up to produce some straight black Nike Dunks with built-in WiFi detection.

from ilounge.com

FlyTunes, a free mobile Internet radio service with a dedicated streaming interface for the iPhone and iPod touch, has announced it has expanded its offerings to over 160 channels that cover “all genres of music, as well as talk, sports, and local weather.”

from ilounge.com

Pros: A dock that lets you keep your iPod permanently connected to a home AV system, updating and spooling its contents wirelessly using your 802.11b/g network. Compatible with the Apple Remote (sold separately), Macs, and PCs; includes audio cable, Universal Dock Adapters, and software. More

After I read about the MusicGremiin in Walter Mossberg's column in today's Wall Street Journal, I decided to see what else I could learn about the "first WiFi MP3 player." As can be imagined, different reviewers have different takes. I've always liked the idea of wirelessly downloading and sharing music, and that is exactly the chore the Gremlin is designed to handle. Have you gone the way of the Gremlin? If so, let us know how you like it. Here is a review from Maxim (a publication I read only for its outstanding reviews and writing).