Introducing speeCup, the road trip-ready Bluetooth speaker

The speeCup Bluetooth wireless speaker can be taken from your home, to your office, to even your car’s cup holder. This Siri/S Voice-enabled portable speaker features a noise-canceling microphone for hands-free communication and integrates smartControl with gesture control. You can play music wirelessly for up to 30 feet away from this 8-inch speeCup and can be used for up to 20 hours.

It works with Apple devices, Android phone and tablets, and other Bluetooth devices and is available in black, white, and red for $129.95.

Blast your tunes with Logitech UE MINI BOOM

Logitech introduces a new compact but loud Bluetooth speaker from its Ultimate Ears line—the UE MINI BOOM.

You can expect great sound from these speakers and connect two UE MINI BOOMs wirelessly for even bigger, better stereo sound through the UE MINI BOOM iOS and Android app. Streaming music from Bluetooth-ready gadgets is possible up to 50 feet away and it works for up to 10 hours. Recharging the batteries can be done via microUSB and it retails for $119.99.

Songza unveils paid ad-free service

Songza joins the likes of Spotify and Slacker with its own ad-free service, Club Songza. To enjoy its privileges, you’ll need to pay $0.99 a week. Aside from the commercial-free listening experience, you get twice as many skips and gain access to more premium content.

Rdio launches iPad app

Rdio, the unlimited, on-demand social music service from the creators of Skype, today announced the availability of Rdio for iPad.

Like the company’s popular iPhone app, Rdio for iPad lets users discover music through friends and other influencers as well as search for and instantly play any song, artist, album or playlist from a growing catalog of nearly 9 million songs.

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