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  • Nokia 700 Teardown Shows Texas Instruments Designing New Cellular Baseband Chipset Despite Publicly Exiting Market, says ABI Research

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  • Enhance your MP3s all you want with iDFX Audio Enhancer. They still suck.

    Enhance your MP3s all you want with iDFX Audio Enhancer. They still suck.

    iDFX Audio Enhancer is an add-on to iTunes that serves to, "re-encode your current MP3 and AAC files using a patent-pending method that repairs the damage and lost harmonics that occurred during the original encoding process". Sounds like doublespeak to me for a $40 EQ and extrapolative guesswork. And the demo of iDFX sounds like just that. if you want good sounding audio, stop buying MP3s. And if you want smaller file sizes, start compressing with FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, or any number of lossless codecs.

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