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Abstract: Griffin Technology has updated its popular radioSHARK time-shifting device to better mesh with Apple’s “black is the new black” aesthetic. Unfortunately, that’s about the only thing Griffin changed. The biggest difference—oth...
Schedules and records AM/FM radio programs. iFill utility captures Internet radio. Sleek fin shape.
Merely adequate reception even with included external antenna. Doesn’t split radio shows into individual songs.
The radio SHARK 2 fulfills its basic promise—recording scheduled AM/FM radio shows—but little else. iFill, normally $19.99, is a nice surprise and adds value for iPod users, but doesn’t make the radio SHARK 2 worth 50 bucks. ...
Abstract: (This review is brought to you courtesy of our friends at MacTalk Australia. Read even more details and see more graphics here—Dennis). Podcasts and YouTube and streaming Internet radio may be the latest trend, but there’s still a lot of good...
An updated and improved version of a shark fin-shaped FM/AM radio recorder with live radio pausing, recording, and scheduling software, plus tools for Internet Radio recording. Makes all radio recording - and export to iTunes for later iTunes or iPod l...
equently, if you’ve used a RadioSHARK, you may or may not see an improvement in audio reception when using radio SHARK 2, but we did: in the United States, the new model tuned FM stations from 87.5 to 107.9 very well, and AM stations from 530 to...
Nearly two and a half years have passed since Griffin Technology released RadioSHARK (iLounge rating: A-), a $70 AM/FM radio tuner and recorder for PCs and Macs. Billed as TiVo for radio, the original RadioSHARK allowed you to “time shift”...
Abstract: It’s been a year and a half since we last looked at Griffin Technology’s RadioShark. Since it was updated in November to version 2.0, it’s worth taking another look at, especially as it works fine with new Intel Macs though it’s no...
