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Posts Tagged ‘music’

Best Buy Announces its Music Cloud Service

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Thanks to Best Buy, Android users now have yet another metaphor wielding service in which to upload their music libraries to. Introducing "Best Buy Music Cloud," a cross-platform music service that allows Android, Apple (no premium service for you), and Blackberry users access to their digital music collection on-the-go. Read More »

Settle Those Song Lyric Arguments with TuneWiki

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I don't know how many times that I have had intense debates/arguments with friends and family over song lyrics. Like many of you, I have the idiot savant ability to retain most of the song lyrics I have ever heard, and will fight to the death when someone questions my recall. Probably the most debated case in point for my family is the "Lollipop Guild" song sang by the Munchkins in the Wizard of Oz. I'm here to tell you, they are not singing "Lollipop Kids", but "Lollipop Guild". And now, being an Android user, there is a tool to prove my case, along with many other lyrics in the form of the new Android App from TuneWiki. Read More »

Google Announces Two New Streaming Media Services at I/O

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Along with Google Music, the search giant had a big surprise in store for Android enthusiasts at I/O today. We are pleased to report that Google has launched a movie rental and streaming service on Android! Simple entitled, "Movies", the service will allow you to rent and purchase movies right on your Android devices, and even allowing you to watch the media on Android web Market! The setup will be familiar to you, as when you rent a video you have up to 30 days to initialize the viewing, then 24 hours to watch the content. Read More »

Google Music to Finally Launch, Without Major Label Backing

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Without knowing all the details, it stuns me that record labels in America continue to be very short sighted about the fact that the vast majority of consumers get their music digitally from the internet. Perhaps they are still smarting over the Napster debacle from the 90's, but if an internet giant like Google came to me and said, "Hey, let's launch a killer service that all of our users will have access to and will get you guys paid, but it will be in a different way than you are used to.", I would sit up and listen and most likely act. Not so with the current major recording companies, as Engadget is reporting that someone has leaked that Google Music will be announced today at I/O, but as a cloud storage and streaming service rather than a subscription based offering. And the labels wonder why the continue to hemorrhage money. Read More »