All Posts Tagged With: "music"

Pandora VS Last.FM

I love music, so it comes as no surprise that I enjoy a good music discovery service. I am constantly on the prowl for music, and with my eclectic taste, the search is endless. Two popular services that I use quite often are Last.FM and Pandora. These two services are responsible for my lack of […]

Meemix is Personalizing Playlists

So, after a lengthy, school-induced hiatus from The Tech Brief, I’m back with a long-overdue review of Meemix, another new personalized, Internet radio service. Having come across it shortly after falling head over heels for Pandora, my expectations were high, so Meemix had a lot to live up to.
 
Like other personalized Internet radio sites, […]

Nokia N810 – iPod touch killer?

The Nokia N810 hit the streets yesterday. With a new slide-out keyboard, built-in GPS, digital audio/video playback and Wi-Fi capability for VoIP calling, the Nokia N810 provides the functionality of a traditional computer but all in one sleek, stylish and portable device.
How long before traditional laptop computers are a thing of the past? The […]

Jango - The Social Internet Radio

How about another social radio market to join? I use Last.fm and Pandora quite often and love them, especially the recommendation features. Jango is the new kid on the block, and it is not looking to bad at all.

Jango has been in beta for the past few months, and has recently opened up full […]

Music in a Qloud

I have never heard of Qloud until I was browsing through the Facebook applications. If you use Facebook, then this nifty little application will turn your profile page into a nice music lounge.
Qloud hooks up with your iTunes library and gathers any versions of the songs it can find hosted online, while also taking advantage […]