IK Multimedia’s iRig and iKlip STUDIO mobile peripherals learn to play nice with Android, stay friends with iOS

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Ever since IK Multimedia released its mobile music peripherals, Android users have been left to look on their iOS-toting brethren with jealousy. No longer. Today at CES 2013, the company has announced that its iRig MIC, iRig MIC Cast, iRig PRE, iRig MIX and iKlip STUDIO devices will now work with phones and tablets powered by little green bots. The catch? If you don’t have a Samsung Galaxy device, you’re out of luck. It’s unfortunate that not all Android users can partake in IK Multimedia’s offerings, but judging by Sammy’s sales numbers these days, there’s plenty of you out there who can.Continue reading IK Multimedia’s iRig and iKlip STUDIO mobile peripherals learn to play nice with Android, stay friends with iOSFiled under: Cellphones, Peripherals, MobileComments

source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/08/ik-multimedia-mobile-music-peripherals-android/

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