Category: Music (Page 11 of 11)

Major Crackdown on Swedish File-sharing Server

Big news coming out of Sweden this weekend:
Arrest

Police have made a major crackdown on illegal file-sharing by seizing a giant computer server during an apartment raid in a Stockholm suburb, an official said Saturday.

Henrik Ponten, a spokesman at the Swedish Anti-Piracy Bureau, said the server contained about 65 terabytes of files, corresponding to around 16,000 full-length movies.

“The size of the works are gigantic,” he said, noting it was one of the biggest pirate server confiscations ever in Sweden.
It has been my understanding that Sweden has been pretty lenient towards file-sharing in the past. Sounds like those days are over.

The curious thing is if and how much this will affect sites like ThePirateBay.org and IsoHunt.com. In theory, it shouldn’t affect them at all. But I guess we’ll know for sure in the next few weeks.

Just Released – Tap Tap Revenge 2

TapTap2

Tapulous recently released it’s follow-up to the very popular Tap Tap Revenge called Tap Tap Revenge 2. Tap Tap 2 comes with some great visual enhancements as well as a much larger library of free songs.

The download catalog features over 150 free new songs. There’s something for everyone: rock, dance, electronica, pop, hip hop, even country music. The catalog includes hits from Death Cab for Cutie, The Crystal Method, Daft Punk, Weezer and Nine Inch Nails. Every Thursday, we add more awesome free tracks from featured artists.

The overall game play experience is improved. They have added “tap and hold” and “multi-tap” on some of the more difficult levels. Also, Tapulous added a few new features like a career mode to go along with the online play.

Another nice addition is the kids mode. If you’re comfortable handing over your iPhone to you little one, they will definitely enjoy playing at a level appropriate for them.

Tap Tap 2 looks to be a great follow-up to the ever popular Tap Tap Revenge. I would definitely recommend this app for everyone.

Top 3 – Free Music Apps for the iPhone

Pandora Radio

It’s time to break through the clutter and get down to business. This weekly post is going to list not the top 10, or the top 5, but the top 3 of anything gadget related. Why the top 3? Because anything more would be watered down.

So without further ado, here are the top 3 free music apps for the iPhone.

3. American Public Media’s – Public Radio Tuner
You don’t have to be a nerd to enjoy public radio. I do. And this app provides access to hundreds of public radio stations which will keep you up-to-date with the most honest and unbiased take on news available. So whether you prefer to listen to “This American Life,” “Marketplace,” or “Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me,” this app will hook you up with free streaming NPR anywhere you go.

2. Shazam Entertainment Ltd.’s – Shazam
Who hasn’t ever been listening to the radio wondering what the name and artist of the song is you’re listening to. Well, use Shazam and you’ll never wonder again. That’s right, with Shazam you only have to open up the app, click “Tag Now” and in about 10 seconds you’ll have the artist name, song name, album name and more. You’ll also have links to download the song from iTunes, watch the video on YouTube or read reviews. Now that is sweet.

1. Pandora Media Inc.’s – Pandora Radio
Traditional music stations should be scared because with Pandora Radio you can get personalized radio stations for free that stream directly to your iPhone. No commercials. No bad music. Just create a station based on an artist or song that you like and Pandora instantly starts streaming music that matches your taste. Best of all… no commercials! Sounds crazy, I know. Pandora Radio even learns. Don’t like a song being played? Give it a thumbs down and never hear it again. Plus, I’ve never had an issue with songs skipping or slow playback, even while streaming over Edge. For all these reasons, Pandora Radio is the best free music app on the iPhone and also the reason I will be cancelling my XM account.

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