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Os novos Nokia com Windows Phone já virão com streaming de música
Posted by @altair02 on October 28th, 2011
A Nokia apresentou recentemente seus novos smartphones com sistema operacional da Microsoft. Os modelos Lumia 800 e Lumia 710 incluirão o app Nokia Music. É um novo aplicativo com um recurso chamado Radio Mix, que fornece um monte de músicas completas. ”Nenhuma inscrição. Nenhum tipo de assinatura. Nenhum login. Nenhuma senha ”, disse Kevin Shieldsda Nokia. ”Sem nada. Ele simplesmente funciona! ” Nokia terá centenas de misturas disponíveis, e permitirá que os usuários criem suas próprias [...]
Beyond Oblivion fecha acordo com Warner e Sony
Posted by @altair02 on October 20th, 2011
A empresa de música digital Beyond Oblivion fechou contrato com duas grandes gravadoras para obter licenças ao serviço Boinc, com características semelhantes às Comes With Music da Nokia. De acordo com a revista Music Week, a Oblivion ainda estaria negociando com outras grandes gravadoras. ”Esperamos anunciar acordos globais com a EMI e Universal em duas ou três semanas”, disse o CEO Adam Kidron, que também anda conversando com selos independentes. A empresa ainda não anunciou quais fabricantes [...]
Warner Music CEO Edgar Bronfman Optimistic About Spotify, Digital Despite 14% Revenue Drop
Posted by @brunotm on February 18th, 2011
Even though Warner Music Group’s revenues dropped 14% in its last quarter, chairman and CEO Edgar Bronfman Jr. used the company’s Tuesday earnings call to express hope for diversified revenue and new cloud-based music services. “We expect digital revenue to accelerate once again as new business models are rolled out on a global basis and [...]
Tags: Nokia pulls plug on free music in most markets
Posted by @brunotm on January 19th, 2011
The world’s top cellphone maker, Nokia, is ending its bundling of free music downloads with cellphones in 27 countries, where it has gained little traction since its 2008 launch. Nokia will continue to sell phones with 12-month subscription to free music downloads in China, India and Indonesia and with 6-month subscriptions in Brazil, Turkey and [...]
Winamp Wants To Be The iTunes Of Android
Posted by @brunotm on November 30th, 2010
Today Winamp for Android is coming out of beta, a month after its initial launch and more than 500,000 downloads later. The public Android release lets you manage your music downloads on your Android and will offer a couple new features, including wireless syncing over WiFi with Winamp on your desktop computer and the addition [...]
RIM Takes On Apple’s iPad
Posted by @altair02 on November 15th, 2010
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, a late entrant in the booming tablet market, will take on Apple’s iPad with competitive pricing of its rival Playbook device. The Canadian firm’s tablet, set to launch in the first quarter of next year, will start contributing to its sales “right at the gate,” said RIM Co-Chief Executive Jim [...]
Apple Poised To Extend Song Clips on iTunes
Posted by @brunotm on November 4th, 2010
Better late than never. One of the expected announcements that didn’t make it in Apple’s September music event was lengthening the iTunes song samples played from 30 to 90 seconds. But according to a recent communication to Apple’s record label partners, that’s about to change. According to a note sent to iTunes partners, Apple is [...]
Apple Sues Motorola
Posted by @altair02 on November 1st, 2010
Apple Inc sued rival Motorola Inc, claiming the Droid smartphone maker infringes on three iPhone patents. Cupertino, California-based Apple says Motorola is purposefully using its touchscreen software, as well as other display technologies. “Motorola’s infringing activities have caused and will continue to cause Apple irreparable harm, for which it has no adequate remedy at law, [...]
Google’s Music Plans
Posted by admin on September 4th, 2010
Google’s music plans are being welcomed by executives who have heard the pitch, according to an LA Times article. The article gives away only two tidbits about Google’s strategy: (a) mobile and (b) browser: “The talks center on securing a sweeping set of licenses that would give Google the latitude to offer an array of [...]
