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Foo Fighters latest album “Sonic Highways” is coming this Monday, November 10, 2014.
FooFighters.com | iTunes
iTunes is now streaming the album, all eight songs, for you to listen. As long as you have iTunes or iOS devices; preferably running the almost current iOS.
Foo Fighters “Sonic Highways” is also an HBO series.
Track Listing:
Shazam is now integrated into Siri
I don’t remember buying U2’s “Songs of Innocence”, but I do remember using Shazam some years ago but I did not have it on my iPhone. So I downloaded it again. I launched Shazam and it asked me to login to Facebook because “Shazam i better with Facebook”.
No Shazam, No!
I don’t have Facebook account for many specific reasons. I do not want to give any information to F*c*book.
During Apple September 9, 2014 Special Event, Apple CEO and U2 frontman Bono announced that “Songs of Innocence“, latest record from U2 will be made available to all iTunes user accounts.
The fine prints:
Songs of Innocence is available from September 9 to 11:59 p.m. PDT through October 13 in the 119 countries with the iTunes Store. Available to active iTunes Store account holders who are 13 years or older (or the minimum age in each jurisdiction).
The whole album magically appeared in the Music App.
According to reports, Apple is paying an undisclosed amount of money to U2 for this arrangement to happen.
Apple can easily pay the ridiculous amount of money for this album to give away. Considering that Apple has a lot of cash outside the United States thanks to its office in Ireland. By the way, U2 is also from Ireland. Bono is now swimming in tons of cash.
Apple released iTunes 11.3.1
iTunes 11.3.1 addresses a problem where subscribed podcasts may stop updating with new episodes and resolves an issue where iTunes may become unresponsive while browsing your podcasts episodes in a list.
A plectrum, which is also known as a pick.
Los Angeles Kings won 2014 Stanley Cup, beating the New York Rangers 3 to 2 in double overtime.
It is Full Moon and Friday the 13th.
I would also like to respond to John Gruber’s tweet:
Still works. http://instagram.com/p/pMkT93lzcv/
I’m using mine tonight.
Amazon launches Prime Music:
Your music collection just got a lot bigger.
Unlimited, ad-free streaming of over a million songs and hundreds of playlists.
And the best part is …it’s FREE with Amazon Prime.
On Thursday, June 11, 2014 Amazon updated its Amazon Cloud Player app and renamed it to Amazon Music.
One million songs seems to be anemic compared to Spotify’s claim on 20 millions of global songs count.