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Get 7 Million Songs In Your Pocket: MOG Unveils Mobile App
Calling itself an "all you can eat, on demand, whenever you want it" music service, MOG gives its users access to "just about every artist, album and song ever made"
SuperGlued: The Can't-Miss Live Music iPhone App
If you've ever done SXSW before, then you know about the music here in Austin. If you haven't, let us tell you now - there's a lot. But how do
Pandora Will Pull Ahead With Warner Music
It was just about a year and a half ago now that we were hearing the bells toll for Internet radio service Pandora, but, as evidenced in today's New York
Get Glue is a Nerd's Dream Come True, Now Available Everywhere Online
If you like Electronic Music, you might like Musique Concrète. If you like Cartography, you might like Map Projection. Into Head-mounted displays? Check out Organic light-emitting diodes! These are a
iPad Owners to Go Wi-Fi Only? AT&T CEO Thinks So (POLL)
When consumers rush out to purchase Apple's new handheld device, the slate-like computer called the iPad, they'll have several options to choose from. In addition to multiple storage capacities, iPad
Bitspace Launches HTML5-Based Streaming Music Player and Backup Service
There is no dearth of streaming music services on the web today, so it takes quite a bit for a new service to stand out from other popular services like
MyWare: Personalized Service or Invasion of Privacy?
There's a fine line between what is considered a knowledge database and an invasion of privacy, and that line is likely to be determined by marketing. This week we wrote
ExtensionFM Makes the Web Your Personal Music Library (Invites)
Dan Kantor, the man behind de.licio.us's Playtagger and Firefox extension, has brought us a new toy to play with that literally makes the web your musical oyster. ExtensionFM is a
Wikitude Brings Augmented "Worlds" to the iPhone
In January, the Austria-based company Mobilizy updated the Android version of its mobile augmented reality browser Wikitude to include a new feature they dubbed "Worlds," which are similar to the
Warner Dams Up Free Music Stream, But Pandora Will Flow [Update]
The BBC reports this morning that record label Warner Music has announced it will no longer license its music to free streaming sites like Last.fm, Spotify or Pandora. The news
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