Linked by Eugenia Loli on Tue 24th Aug 2010 02:06 UTC
Earlier today I bought a $10 album from iTumes, which I wish I hadn't. The reviews were glorious, and the previews not indicative. Listening to the album all I could hear was hipster drivel. Obviously, I wanted my money back. Well, bad luck. iTunes won't give refunds. I tweeted about it, and a friend suggested Rdio. Rdio, a brand new streaming service, currently offers a 3-day free trial -- without the need for a credit card. For $5 let's you stream their huge library on your desktop via an Adobe AIR app or browser, and for $10 let's you also stream from Android/BBerry/iOS, plus be able to sync your music with you offline on these devices. Unlike Last.fm and Pandora, Rdio let's you stream on-demand.
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RE[3]: Grooveshark and Spotify are free
by pandronic on Wed 25th Aug 2010 12:10
in reply to "RE[2]: Grooveshark and Spotify are free"
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Apparently the mobile app won't remain free for ever (i.e. you'll have to pay more than $3/month).
Otherwise it sounds like an awesome deal.