Streaming music services Rhapsody and Pandora are adding social features that go beyond artists, albums, and carefully curated playlists to share what users are really listening to. READ MORE›
A new program from HP is equipping African health workers with cell phones so that information about outbreaks can be collected and analyzed as fast as possible.READ MORE›
Today, Apple and Twitter unveiled a new partnership that gives users the option to link accounts and port activity between the two services. It's a huge win for Apple and Twitter, so why didn't Facebook take the deal? READ MORE›
Ping, the social network on iTunes, is an ultra-exclusive club -- but not in the way Apple would like it. Since launching in September, little more than 2,000 musical acts have joined Ping.READ MORE›
Rockstars are notoriously hard to control. Which makes it especially odd that Apple, for its new music social network Ping, would release a nine-page book of guidelines for artists planning to join the service. READ MORE›
Apple negotiated with Facebook for more than 18 months to launch Ping, its new social network. How much heads up did they give to record labels? Absolutely none.READ MORE›
The oft-flawless company stumbled in Ping's launch, and the reasons why are representative of Apple's relationship with consumers, record labels, and Google.READ MORE›
At the Apple press conference today, Steve Jobs unveiled Ping, a music social network seamlessly integrated into the latest version of iTunes 10.READ MORE›
This fashion-forward, technologically savvy clothing concept would let you manage information on smartphones and social networks with simple gesture--all while keeping your ears toasty. READ MORE›
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