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The Wall Street Journal reports that Google Music will launch in the next two weeks—regardless of whether or not Google has inked deals with the four major record label giants. That's a ballsy m…
Are you prepared to stay away from swimming pools for a year or two? Then go ahead and watch this music video for the DyE’s track “Fantasy,” directed by French animator Jérémie Périn. It’s all sor…
It’s been a week of upgrades for Sony Tablet S owners. First came news of the PlayStation Store’s arrival and now comes confirmation that Sony’s Music Unlimited service is available, as well. Yesterday, the company announced that its music streami…
Google Music may well be lacking a little spice right now, but here at AsiaD, SVP Andy Rubin just confirmed that his company’s “very close” to coming up with a digital download store, just as rumored earlier this month. Additionally, this service wi…
Google’s not content with being just an online digital locker for your music, it wants you buy MP3s from it, too. A New York Times report suggests Google is looking to open an online MP3 store and is n…
A funny thing happened to the folks at Android Police, the same group responsible for leaking some of the first screenshots of Ice Cream Sandwich. They’ve since come across a few apps from Google’s upcoming release — purportedly straight from a Nex…
Android: If you’re using the Google Music Beta to stream music to your phone, you can now check out a leak of the Ice Cream Sandwich version of the app, which features a better-looking, easier to use i…
The venerable streaming service current available for Windows Phone 7 devices, PCs and XBox 360′s is coming to Canada. Zune Pass, which was originally slated for expansion up north alongside an aborted push of the Zune Music Player never actually ar…
RIM’s new music service that integrates with BlackBerry Messenger, BBM Music, has received an update in the Beta Zone. This is the first update since it was launched and has been bumped up to v1.0.0.93, mainly bringing bug fixes and a few new featur…
Windows: If you’re not looking for a full-blown app to help you manage all of the files and data on your Android phone but could use a utility to keep your photos, videos, and music in sync between yo…
Welcome to the second io9 music smackdown! We’re putting together the ultimate science fiction (and fantasy) playlist – all the music that everyone should have on his or her iPod. More »
Firefox: Google Music is still US-only, invite-only, but if you do use the service and wish you could download some of the tracks you’ve uploaded for offline play or to sync with a mobile device, Goog…
Nothing warms our hearts quite like the thought of corporate suits and government workers pumping out the tunes of Iris DeMent and Amy Martin as they scurry throughout their busy days. As we’ve previously speculated, a new service for BlackBerry Mes…
Pure Android is great, but not all of its stock apps are. MaximumTech shows you which apps are most lacking—and the best replacements for them. More »
Chrome: Music Plus is an extension for Google Music that adds popup controls, HTML5 notifications, Last.fm scrobbling and bios, song downloading, global keyboard shortcuts, and lyrics to Google’s nasce…
The new Beastie Boys music video is pretty awesome, is it not? But considering it was directed by Spike Jonze, that’s not at all surprising. Here’s what (the controversial) Final Cut X and about four …
Windows (and Mac/Linux with Wine): Grooveshark is one of the best music streaming services around, but if you find a track on Grooveshark that you want to keep for yourself, Groovedown will download i…
Google, Amazon, and Apple have been hogging the headlines when it comes to storing your tunes in the internet ether. That doesn’t mean there isn’t room for another musically inclined cloud contender — or at least, that’s how Best Buy sees things. T…
Having to sync all your music between devices is annoying. Luckily a number of cloud music services allow you to stream your music to nearly everything—laptops, tablets, smartphones—with minimal ef…
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