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Last.fm is a web service that offers a social network for discovering and listening to new music. And now, Last.fm has arrived for Windows Mobile! Well, technically, the software is under development and still experimental, but it’s exciting nonetheless. The Pocket PC version has the scrobbling functionality and radio, but the Smartphone version can only scrobble from Windows Media Player. Radio playback requires that the storage you installed the client to has at least 10 MB of free disk space. It’s safe to install and run the client on a storage card, so, for most users, this will be the preferred option. To use the Last.fm Windows Mobile app, you’ll need Windows Mobile 5 or 6 and the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 (included with Windows Mobile 6). To learn more or to discuss this developing app, you can visit the Last.fm Mobile forum. (Via MyOpera)
Last.fm on Windows Mobile | Sarah In Tampa | Channel 10
Posted on: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at 6:27 pm
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