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  1. Try the HomePod... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on FIA On3 Networked Multimedia System Reviewed

    ... by MacSense with its developer edition.

  2. How could they miss the HomePod? by YetAnotherName · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Behind The Coolest Gadgets - Linux or Windows?

    MacSense makes the "iPod for the home", in the form of their HomePod. It doesn't run MacOS; it runs Linux and Java (J9).

    More info at GlooLabs.

  3. Re:So where is the source? by hlovy · · Score: 1 · on iCommune for iTunes Shares Over Network

    Sorry for the typo. Here's GLOOLABS!

  4. Re:We have to ask... by hlovy · · Score: 1 · on HP Unveils Its Digital Media Receiver

    MacSense and GLOOLABS already beat HP to the punch. Check out this story about the Homepod.

  5. GlooLabs HomePod by stevenhatch · · Score: 1 · on The Real Scoop On Philips' Streamium
    Have you checked out GlooLabs HomePod? The device hasn't been released yet, but so far it seems to be worth a look ...
    " HomePod features an 802.11b wireless network interface, stereo line and headphone outputs, a Firewire port, LCD display and control buttons, and a USB port."
    They are also courting developers ...
    " Developers will be free to create and modify applications that will run on GLOO devices that support remote controls, home theater applications, video, photography and other forms of digital media."
  6. GlooLabs HomePod by stevenhatch · · Score: 1 · on The Real Scoop On Philips' Streamium
    Have you checked out GlooLabs HomePod? The device hasn't been released yet, but so far it seems to be worth a look ...
    " HomePod features an 802.11b wireless network interface, stereo line and headphone outputs, a Firewire port, LCD display and control buttons, and a USB port."
    They are also courting developers ...
    " Developers will be free to create and modify applications that will run on GLOO devices that support remote controls, home theater applications, video, photography and other forms of digital media."
  7. Re:Sonic Boom by hlovy · · Score: 1 · on TiVo and Rendezvous

    You can do this even easier with a HomePort from MacSense. Not only that, but you can develop your own applications using the open-source GLOO technology inside.

  8. Re:Cool but not.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on DIY Ethernet Audio Receiver

    Well, then, check this out. It's the same idea, only open source AND affordable!

  9. HomePod and GLOO by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on All-New PowerBooks, Web Browser Featured at Macworld

    One thing Jobs didn't mention was the new HomePod from MacSense Connectivity. It's based on technology from GLOOLABS. Basically, it allows you to take your MP3 collection and beam it to any device in your house! I need one of these now! Even better, GLOOLABS is taking the open-source route, asking developers to create their own devices based on the technology!