The urge to record video at a concert can be distracting for fans and musicians alike — enough so that some bands now forbid it altogether. . . . → Read More: Soundhalo beta for Android lets us buy concert videos before the show is over
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Google announced some fresh updates for Google Now today, consisting of six new types of cards that will show up in the automated, intelligent digital assistant feature for Android and iOS. The new cards include a location-based Reminder feature, public transit travel times, and information about books, music, TV shows and video games that might be of timely interest to users. The new Google Cards Reminder feature is based on time, people and location and can be set with simple voice commands using natural language processing. . . . → Read More: Google Now Gets New Cards For Reminders, Music, Public Transit, TV, Books And Video Games On April 28th, the iTunes Store turned 10. Back in 2003, Apple opened up shop for its digital goods and the impact on the industry is still quite evident today. In a new edition of our weekly , we examine the iTunes influence and whether or not streaming services could cut into its success . . . → Read More: Distro Issue 90: A decade under the influence of iTunes When Twitter #Music launched last week , it wasn’t a surprise at all to those following tech stories, since rumors had been kicking up about its existence for months. . . . → Read More: Twitter #Music Catches Emerging Artist Frances Cone By Surprise, Calls It A “Meet And Greet” For Bands And Fans Word of a standalone music service out of Twitter has been floating around for a week or so, but today the company took to the Good Morning America show to officially announce the service, comprised of both a web platform and an iOS app. Twitter Music , as it were, is the brainchild of We Are Hunted , a startup quietly acquired by Twitter just last year. . . . → Read More: Twitter Goes To Good Morning America To Confirm Twitter #Music, Aiming Straight For The Mainstream Surely no one was surprised when Twitter formally announced the launch of its #Music service this morning (save, perhaps, from the fact that the company used Good Morning America , of all places, to share the big news). . . . → Read More: Twitter #Music app hands-on (iOS and web) BlackBerry has been hit hard by Apple and Android in the enterprise smartphone market, and now it’s making some moves to make sure that it doesn’t face the same fate in the automotive segment. QNX , BlackBerry’s operating system subsidiary that makes the new BB10 operating system, today announced that it would be adding music streaming service 7digital into its in-car entertainment and information system, QNX CAR . . . → Read More: BlackBerry’s QNX Inks Deal With 7digital For In-Car Music Service, Gears Up For Automotive Rivalry With Apple Hungry for the fruits of Twitter’s latest acquisition ? According to AllThingsD , you won’t have to wait long. The usual unnamed sources have told the outlet that Twitter’s new music app is due out this Friday, April 12th . . . → Read More: AllThingsD: Twitter’s music app launches April 12th (update: music site, description appears) YouTube on Android makes streaming the annual festival easier than ever I'm getting old, so hanging out in the desert with 100,000 sweaty music fans isn't quite as much fun as it used to be. But I won't be missing out on Coachella this weekend just because I crave soft beds, warm showers and indoor plumbing . . . → Read More: Live this weekend: Catch Coachella on YouTube Google has been on something of a tear spreading its Google Play media services around the world; don’t look now, but it’s picking up the pace. The search giant is expanding Google Play Music today to cover Australia, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Portugal . . . → Read More: Google Play Music spreads to Australia, New Zealand and five European nations |
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