fun fun fun... love the toe jam

another unlimited music download service. one off payment of 99 quid and you can do what you want with the music...

3 are the first people to offer this deal...

nokia's first phone for the 'comes with music' service. find the contacts bar interesting - being able to see all the recent activity for 5 of your preferred contacts.

New fangled music playing technology: ipods, last.fm make you select music to play, but radios just play. Chris says: "Radios are silence-suckers, not sound-creators". Similarly-ish, Shirky says "publish, then filter". there is something nice about the serendipitous nature of radio.

First mobile to be available with the Play Now Plus music download service.

Like the gesture control and Shazam-like music recognition service.

Nokia's Music client - to be used with Nokia comes with music when it launches rather soon...

Sony Ericsson does Nokia's Come With Music - unlimited music downloads available to be played on the phone and on the pc they were downloaded to.

streaming last.fm style 'social' radio.

new ipod nano includes accelerometer (cool) and a 'genius' app that creates music recommendations ala last.fm

Sony Ericcson to offer unlimited music downloads (by Christmas) with the purchase of certain handsets and through certain record labels ala Nokia's 'come with music' strategy.

BBC's archive of live performances from the Old Grey Whistle Test and John Peel's sessions to be made available for download. Also integrating this into the 'web ecosystem' - last.fm and the like.

open source last.fm scrobbler for nokia s60 mobile phone. "we are not responsible for your phone bill"

Recommends gigs for you based on what you've listened to and your location. A neat plug-in for iTunes lets you export what you've played and adds it to your preferences. Still in beta, one to watch...

New BBC app that trawls the web to find relevant 'buzz' around an artist and then pulls them back into a neat looking chart.

vasey rises again... some gems here.

Young Americans spend more than 72 hours a week using the Internet, cell phones, television, music and video games, a study says.