So Apple figured out another way of yet making more money out of iTunes by introducing the iTunes tagging technology. iTunes tagging lets users with compatible HD radios to tag a song they like on the FM channel they are tuned to and then download that song later on at the iTunes store.
One of the first compatible HD radio for the iTunes tagging technology is Polk Audio's second generation of table top radio, the I-Sonic Entertainment System 2. The I-Sonic ES2 is not only compatible with iTunes Tagging but is also compatible with most iPod models.
So how does iTunes tagging work? Well, if you hear a song you like on the radio, just press the tag button and the I-Sonic Entertainment System 2 (ES2) will store the tagged song on its memory and when you docked your iPod, it will transfer the tagged songs so the next time you sync your iPod with iTunes, iTunes will present you with a tagged playlist so you can preview your tagged songs before buying.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Polk Audio's I-Sonic Entertainment System 2 Compatible with iTunes Tagging
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