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Clementine is a rip-off from the famous KDE based linux music player and manager Amarok. Well, the good part about Clementine is that it is cross platform which means you can use it on Linux, Windows & Macintosh OS. The latest version of Clementine has some amazing features such as a built-in lyrics downloader and… |
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We have already told you about Pithos – one of the best Desktop clients on Linux for Pandora.com. Pithos is meant to run on GNOME but runs equally well on KDE and other desktop environments. It has good features like support for the media keys, Last.fm scrobbling and making your own stations. In this article… |
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Pithos is a Linux based client for the GNOME Desktop for the online music platform: Pandora.com. Although there is a official Flash based Linux client for Pandora.com but it is a RAM hog and does not leave you with a tasteful experience. There is another client called the Pianobar but is only for the command-line. Among all these, Pithos proves to be the best! |
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Last.FM has become a phenomena! And there would be very less people who would deny this. I myself is a last.fm fanatic, helps me stay up-to-date with current music trends and latest music from all over the world. Well, music podcasting ( for all budding bath singers ) is another thing that can be done… |
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The music portal Last.FM has gone bonkers again. At around 2250 hours GMT, when I Tried to open my Last.FM profile page, to my surprise it showed that a message “You haven’t submitted any music yet”. Although my scroble count was perfect. I hit the reload again to check if it had come back. Doh!… |
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LifestreamBackup is service that takes a backup of all your online identity and online data for a very nominal fee, so that your online identity, your Lifestream, always stays intact. This online data may include all content from the blogs you author, or may be those huge web albums you maintain at flickr and not… |
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Last.fm founders Felix Miller, Richard Jones, and Martin Stiksel finally handed over the keys of Last.fm ‘control room’ to CBS Corporation ( the company which bought Last.fm for a sum of $ 280 million in the year 2007.) after 2 years of acquisition. The news of transferring of reins to CBS was announced by Felix… |
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Update 4: Last.fm website is back. User profiles are now accessible. Scrobbles submitting without any glitch. Radio is still not fixed it seems. Update 3: Datacenter’s chillers fixed. Scrobble submissions may start anytime. Website will take take time to come up. Update 2: Scrobble Submissions have also failed. But you need not worry as your… |
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