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iHeartRadio surpasses 20 million users, sees over 135 million downloads

, Nov 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

The popular internet radio service iHeartRadio has announced that they have reached the 20-million-user mark. Furthermore, they claim that their app has been downloaded over 135 million times. Clear Channel, the company that owns and operates iHeartRadio, says that they now have almost 240 million monthly listeners. Read The Full Story

Spotify confirms beta web app, rolling out to select few

, Nov 15th 2012 Discuss [0]

If you've been a Spotify user ever since its inception, then you probably know how frustrating it was that there wasn't a web app available, which would essentially allow you to listen your music library on any computer with an internet connection. However, the company has confirmed that they're rolling out a beta version of the Spotify web app starting today. Read The Full Story

Spotify coming to Samsung Smart TVs in Europe

, Oct 9th 2012 Discuss [0]

Spotify is a great service, but do you ever wish you could use it to stream music through your smart TV? Soon you'll be able to, thanks to a new team up between Samsung and Spotify that will see an app developed specifically for Samsung's 2012 E-Series smart TVs. Before you US Spotify lovers get too excited, however, we should let you know that this app will only be available in Europe. Read The Full Story

BBC rumored to have Playlister music streaming service in the works

, Oct 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

BBC has done very well with it streaming video player called iPlayer. Hordes of computer and mobile device users who enjoy BBC television programs use iPlayer to catch up on their favorite shows on the go. Reports are coming in that BBC is eyeing the launch of a new music streaming service. Read The Full Story

BBC currently working on their own music streaming player

, Oct 2nd 2012 Discuss [0]

If you're a fan of BBC's iPlayer, then you'll be excited to hear that they're working on a similar type of player, but this time it will focus solely on music. It's said to be called Playlister and it will allow subscribers access to hundreds of thousands of songs without paying any additional fees. Read The Full Story

XtremeMac unveils new BT Connect and BT Home Connect devices

, Sep 21st 2012 Discuss [0]

XtremeMac has unveiled a couple new products aimed at Apple users to allow wireless streaming of music to non-Bluetooth home or portable audio systems. The two new products include the BT Connect, and the BT Home Connect. Both devices allow wireless streaming using Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) sound. Read The Full Story

New iPod Touch available in 5 colors for $299 starting September 14

, Sep 12th 2012 Discuss [0]

Apple has just finished unveiling their all new 5th generation iPod Touch and wow does it look awesome. While many use their iPhone's conveniently as their iPod, Apple still has a huge market for the iPod Touch. This redesigned 4-inch iPod has tons of improvements that makes it a real winner and we have all the pricing details below. Read The Full Story

BlueAnt Ribbon music streaming device debuts

, Sep 11th 2012 Discuss [0]

BlueAnt has been in the Bluetooth market for a long time making products ranging from wireless portable speakers to Bluetooth headsets for smartphone use. The company has announced a new product designed specifically for streaming Bluetooth music called the Ribbon. The Ribbon is designed to clip onto the user's clothing and features a "twist and go" design. Read The Full Story

Grooveshark app hits Google Play store again

, Aug 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

It's certainly not unheard of for Google to ban certain apps from its Google Play store. Many of these apps don't have to disappear if they are banned from the official Android app market place. Since Android is open many of these apps can simply be offered on third-party stores for people to download. Over a year ago, Google pulled the music streaming app for streaming service Grooveshark from its offerings. Read The Full Story

SiriusXM On Demand for iOS now available

, Aug 7th 2012 Discuss [0]

It looks like SiriusXM is ready to start providing its content in a way people will be more receptive to, today announcing the launch of SiriusXM On Demand. The company says that over 200 shows and 2,000 hours of content will be available from its network on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Better yet, the app will be available at no extra cost to existing SiriusXM subscribers, so if you happen to miss your favourite show while on the road, you can fire up the app and listen later without worrying about the costs. Read The Full Story

Spotify adds mobile radio to Android

, Jul 31st 2012 Discuss [0]

Spotify announced last month that it would be adding a radio feature to iOS devices that would let users set up custom stations based on genres, artists, and playlists, and now the company has announced that it’s bringing the same feature over to Android too. Free Android users and those with a premium subscription to Spotify, which adds mobile access on top of unlimited music streaming, will be able to enjoy the same functionality as iOS users starting from today. Read The Full Story

Samsung Music Hub beta release hands-on

, Jul 19th 2012 Discuss [0]

This week the folks at Samsung have allowed a select few to get a hands-on experience with their brand new Music Hub, an application which will at first only be available on the Samsung Galaxy S III. This application is at first glance a mix between each of the greater streaming music applications out there: Google Music and Spotify seeming particularly comparable. When you get in deep, though, you’ll find that it’s not only the nicer bits of each of the top brass music apps on the market, it’s got a pretty nice overall feel as well.

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