GoGear MP3 players come in a variety of models. For business owners, the player can be useful for listening to audio podcasts or seminars such as training or motivational presentations on a variety of ...

Install Philips Songbird software using the CD that comes with your player. Alternatively, you can download and install the program directly from the Philips website. Connect your Philips GoGear MP3 ...

As the iPod teeters on the brink of apocalypse, the forces of darkness gather. This is the Philips GoGear SA9200, a nano-like 2GB flash-based MP3 player. The marketing team clearly thought they were ...

Coming in both 1GB and 2GB sizes, the GoGear SA9200 is targeted towards the iPod Nano flash-based MP3 player market. The player is only 9 cm (3.5 inches) long, and weighs 48 grams. There’s support for ...

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[OiD] had a dusty, old, forgotten Philips HDD1420 GoGear mp3 player kicking around his place. As you can imagine, the battery was dead. He had no charger or connector for the thing, but decided to try ...

Apple's dominance of MP3 players is forcing others to concentrate on design, and that's producing some sleek, elegant competitors, like the 30GB Philips GoGear HDD6330. It may not be perfect—the ...

Philips is a brand known for its cost-effective products that offer good performance at the same time. Their GoGear line... Advisory Alert: It has come to our attention that certain individuals are ...

Philips has been making GoGear MP3 players for a few years now, but they're very much a niche player. To be blunt, its newest, the 2GB SA6025 (the 4GB model is SA6045), isn't good enough to change ...

Chris is the former Editor of Pocket-lint. He has been a technology journalist since 2008 and has covered the rise of Android and reviewed just about every important device along the way. Chris lives ...