Beats by Dr. Dre Studio Colors headphones review

Anyone who really is picky about their audio gear will tell you that there are two primarily two things that make up what will decide whether a pair of cans are passed up or purchased, and that’s their look and the way they sound. The Beats line by Monster have for years been the standard for not just style but also a sense of exclusivity. But just how do they sound? Well, we’re taking a look at a pair of the limited edition Colors line for the Beats Studio ‘phones, which don’t bring anything new to table in terms of functionality but sure do look sexy — Our full review after the break!

Audyssey Lower East Side Media Speakers review

The last time we took a look at an Audyssey product was with the South of Market Audio Dock, which made a fantastic first impression and pleased us for several months following the review. This time the company is back with a set of computer speakers inspired by New York’s Lower East Side neighborhood. Will Audyssey impress us once again with these speakers? — Our full review after the break!

Atomic Floyd SuperDarts earphones review

We’re no stranger to high quality audio products, it’s just that it’s always been hard for us to justify expensive pricing for a barely noticeable rise in sound for the casual listening experience. We’ve tried Beats. We’ve tried Grado’s. And now we’ve moved onto Atomic Floyd. You might be saying to yourself, “who?” Well, after this review you may want to give them more than a passing glance. The SuperDarts earphones just may as well be the the Wily Wonka of audio design, introducing you to a world of sound delights. — More after the break!

Audyssey announces Lower East Side Audio Dock Air with AirPlay for Novemeber

Audyssey is a company that has failed to disappoint the Okay Geek staff with its stellar line of iPhone compatible audio products. And today, they’re adding a new member to the already impressive lineup. The Lower East Side Audio Dock Air (not to be confused with the Lower East Side Media Speakers) will be available November this year. — More after the break!

BlueAnt Embrace headphones review

BlueAnt has generally been known for making Bluetooth headsets but recently, the company decided to venture into the wired headphones business. With a foldable compact design and iPhone controls, the Embrace certainly aren’t at a lack of features. Do these headphones live up to the BlueAnt name? — Our full review after the break!

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GlaDOS takes over Siri on iPhone 4S -- (Video)

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GlaDOS takes over Siri on iPhone 4S -- (Video)

Sure, the Siri voice command thing on iPhone 4S is impressive, but wouldn’t it be THAT much better if we had GlaDOS’ sweet, sarcastic tone to show us the emptiness of our meaningless daily routines that we seem to care about so much? Make it happen Apple!

Microsoft not sure what to do with Zune player or its brand

Since the introduction of the iPod, any device that would dare compete against it was doomed to failure since its release; Microsoft’s Zune player has turned to be no different. Though Microsoft seems to be a little dillusional on the subject, maybe even indecisive. After officially submitting a support page yesterday that clearly stated the Zune player was to be discontinued and the Zune brand to remain for the marketplace with the same name, the company pulled that page and appear to be back-pedaling. — More after the break!