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Nokia to shut down Ovi Music Unlimited

David Correll on January 18, 2011 | Nokia | Comments (0)

Nokia has announced it will be shutting down the Ovi Music Unlimited service in 27 countries as the product hasn’t gained the interest Nokia would like. The Ovi Music Unlimited service provides free music downloads which are locked to your Nokia handset/device. The service will still stay live in the following countries: Brazil, China, India, […]

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History of the iPod [INFOGRAPH]

I recently came across this detailed infograph on the history of the iPod right back from its inception in 2001. This is the device that changed Apple as a company and as of today around 270 million iPods have been sold worldwide. The product has rapidly evolved from a basic music player to a full […]

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Apple launches new Social Music Network – Ping

David Correll on September 3, 2010 | Apple | Comments (0)

Apple has released a social network based on music, called Ping which is directly built into their iTunes software. Steve Jobs says: ‘It’s for social music discovery. You can follow people and be followed on Ping.’ Jobs familiarised the service to Facebook and Twitter. You can see what your friends are listening to, and you […]

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Bizarre – Mosman Council, HSC Students, Rap music

David Correll on August 20, 2010 | Australia Government Sydney | Comments (0)

Am i the only person who think this is a little bizarre. Mosman Council has created a great campaign where HSC students can goto the Mosman library exclusively for periods of time to prepare for their HSC exams. The library will even give the students treats as ‘energy food’ to help their studies. Good stuff […]

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MySpace Google Agreement up for Renewal

David Correll on July 7, 2010 | MySpace | Comments (0)

It is believed News Corporation is in discussions with Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo about replacing MySpace’s search engine advertising agreement. Google has the current agreement which is expected to expire in August. The agreement is $300 million/ year in revenue for MySpace and it very unlikely they will get anywhere near this figure going forward. […]

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Microsoft to update Bing entertainment search results

David Correll on June 21, 2010 | Bing Microsoft | Comments (0)

Microsoft is planning to improve the search results on Bing in relation to searches about music, television shows, movies and games. Senior Vice president of Microsoft’s Online Audience Business, Yusuf Mehdi, will be giving exact details during a press conference in West Hollywood, California on Tuesday 22nd June. TV show search results such as local […]

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BlackBerry Australia Blockparty

David Correll on May 19, 2010 | Australia Blackberry | Comments (0)

BlackBerry Australia is hosting a big party in the launch of their new BlackBerry Pearl 3G smartphone on the 17th of June. My first smartphone was actually a BlackBerry pearl and at the time seemed to be way ahead of the competition (well there wasn’t any competition really to BlackBerry a couple years ago). I’d […]

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