Electric Pocket Teams with Last.fm to Add Auto-scrobbling to LobsterTunes

Posted by gasusan2005 on Nov 01, 2007

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Last.fm, the world’s largest social music platform with over 20 million active users, is now accessible through Electric Pocket’s award winning LobsterTunes MP3 player for Windows Mobile. The company has just added auto-scrobbling support to LobsterTunes, which means that when a tune is listened to, the name of the song is sent to Last.fm and added to the listener’s profile.

image Music fans can now share their favorite tunes, discover what their friends are listening to, hear new music, and get recommendations – all on their Windows Mobile devices.

Last.fm, the world’s largest social music platform with over 20 million active users, is now accessible through Electric Pocket’s award winning LobsterTunes MP3 player for Windows Mobile. The company has just added auto-scrobbling support to LobsterTunes, which means that when a tune is listened to, the name of the song is sent to Last.fm and added to the listener’s profile.

LobsterTunes users may enable scrobbling of the music they play to get better recommendations and share recently played music with friends via blogs, MySpace or as forum signatures.

The LobsterTunes Biography Menu item also now includes Last.fm recommendations for similar artists and alerts users about upcoming events and concerts for bands.

About LobsterTunes- LobsterTunes lets you listen to all your music anywhere and was the winner of this year’s Treo Windows Mobile Challenge sponsored by Palm and Microsoft. It is a full-featured MP3 player for Windows Mobile devices equipped with features expected of any MP3 player, including Seek, Shuffle, Repeat, Album Art and Electric Pocket’s popular QuickMix. This feature, made famous in Electric Pocket’s Busker MP3 player, offers a random playlist at the press of a button.LobsterTunes is available now for US$19.95 at www.lobstertunes.com.

About Electric Pocket Limited – Electric Pocket is a privately held company offering leading-edge mobile and wireless computing solutions and services from its base in Wye Valley, UK. The company’s product portfolio includes a rich set of wireless media and messaging applications and solutions. For more information, visit www.electricpocket.com.

Source:Electric Pocket press release

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