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TV.com Comes to the iPhone
Thanks to the new TV.com application from CBS, you can now stream clips and full episodes of popular TV shows like 'CSI:Miami' or the original 'Star Trek' right to your
Can Google's Upcoming MP3 Store Compete With iTunes?
In May, Google launched a long-awaited music service that landed with somewhat of a thud. Compared to some of the rumors that were flying around, Google Music turned out to
MozyPro Supports New Mobile App
Online backup vendor Mozy has come out with a new update to its mobile app that will add support for MozyPro users and support for multiple languages.
Digital Music Distribution: Weird Al and Kid Rock Take Different Paths
Earlier this week, parody musician Weird Al Yankovic announced that he would start releasing songs on iTunes right after he finishes them, bypassing the standard album model for a faster
Popular BitTorrent Client Transmission Gets an iPhone App
In what may prove to be the first "yanked from the App Store" story of 2011, TorrentFreak reports that there's a new BitTorrent app available for iPhone users. The app,
The Filter Releases New Version of Music Recommendation Software
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/The_Filter_Music_Recommendation_Software'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; The Filter, a social music recommendation service backed by rock star Peter Gabriel, has released a new version of their
iMovie for iPhone 4 Now Available in App Store
As promised during the recent Apple developer conference in San Francisco, the mobile version of Apple's iMovie software is now available for download from the iTunes App Store. iMovie, which
This American Life Releases iPad App
Wildly popular public radio show This American Life has released an app for the iPad (iTunes link). The app was built by the Public Radio Exchange, the same organization
Apple's Ping Overrun with Spam
Only 24 hours after the launch of Apple's new social network, Ping, the service has been overrun by spammers. The fraudsters have created iTunes profiles and are posting links to
iTunes U Proves Better than Going to Class
Skip the lecture, download the podcast. That's probably not what university professors tell their students, but perhaps they should. New psychological research conducted by Dani McKinney, a psychologist at the
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