Everything For The Fender Fan,Guitars etc
Last July I took a look at the T-Mobile myTouch 3G and a few weeks afterwards I purchased my own myTouch 3G. I then returned it for a T-Mobile Touch Pro2 because I just couldn't give up a physical QWERTY keyboard. I won't go into all of the details of...
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Hands on with the myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition (ZDNet)
Thanks to celebrity pitchmen Nick Jonas, Elton John and the Black Eyed Peas, Target and T-Mobile sco
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The Grammys' Other Winners (Forbes)
T-Mobile loves Android and today they announced the upcoming availability of the rumored myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition. I have seen this device and it looks awesome. It is a myTouch 3G (see my review) with a slick Fender guitar sunburst designed back, standard 3.5mm headset jack, and included 16GB microSD card. This version runs Android 1.6, but T-Mobile stated in the press release that it ...
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T-Mobile announces myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition with music focus (ZDNet)
Rusted, weatherbeaten and delicately engraved, James Trussart's steel guitars have a rock-and-roll personality all their own. Wired takes a look inside his Los Angeles workshop.
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Rust & Roll: Inside Trussart's Steel Guitar Workshop (Wired News)
The Orange-based bassist for popular local blues/swing outfit Savage City succumbed to cancer over the holiday weekend.
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Local musician Cy Pace dies at 60 (Orange County Register)
Like most professional musicians, Ray Pack has a unique style.His, however, was born out of necessity.Pack, 69, strikes notes of classic country tunes on an electric guitar using a pick in his right hand that has only three nubs for a thumb and index and middle fingers. Simultaneously, his left hand, which at first glance looks like a small, tightly balled fist, moves deftly up and down the ...
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A style all his own: Musician doesn't let loss of fingers slow him down (Abilene Reporter-News)
The inner world of rock stars and celebrities will be out in the open this week when some pretty rare and amazing finds hit the auction block.
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Own Pieces of Michael Jackson's Past (and Other Rock History, Too) (NBC Connecticut)
In an exclusive interview, the blues-rock singer-songwriter discusses his latest digital initiative, an interactive music video that promises an immersive, 3-D experience for fans.
Continue here: John Mayer's Augmented Reality Video Puts Fans in Picture (Wired News)