Pop filters are used to avoid sharp “P” and “B” sounds (known as plosives) from overloading the mic level and causing distortion. Most commercial pop filters are $20 or more, but you can build your own for much less with an embroidery hoop, a dowel and panythose. More »
Mac: doubleTwist, the media manager that syncs all the devices that iTunes doesn’t, has thrown its own Android search interface into its Mac client. It’s also opened up both its Android and substantial podcast search to the web as a whole. More »
Windows: doubleTwist makes for a convenient way of syncing your smartphone, camera and other USB-plug-able gadgets, especially if you’re not using Apple products. Now doubleTwist does a great job of finding and monitoring podcasts, and sending them where you want to listen. More »
Podcasts offer a fantastic way to catch up news, listen to radio shows, and get great media delivered right to your computer (they’re like newsreaders for media). Check out these five popular podcast managers and let the entertainment come to you. More »
