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New Yorker Claims iTunes Double Billing, Seeks Class Action Lawsuit

Posted 05/04/2012 at 5:36am | by J.R. Bookwalter

A New Yorker is suing Apple, claiming the company double billed him for an iTunes music purchase and then refused to offer a refund, citing its own Terms of Service -- and if he gets his way, it will become a class action.

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Never Mind: ROCK BAND for iOS Not Going Anywhere on May 31

Posted 05/03/2012 at 6:03am | by J.R. Bookwalter

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Word spread like wildfire on Wednesday that Electronic Arts was killing off its iOS-based ROCK BAND game, with users receiving a cryptic message with a May 31 target date. There’s just one problem: It was a mistake.

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Hands-on with the Long Awaited Spotify for iPad

Posted 05/02/2012 at 2:34pm | by AJ Dellinger

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Owners of the iPad have a reason to rejoice today, as they are finally able to join their music-loving brethren on Mac and iPhone in the phenomenon that is Spotify. After a less-than-satisfying release of an iPhone app that wouldn't run natively on iPad, the music streaming giant sat down and built an app from the ground up to give Apple's tablet crowd access to 17 million streaming songs. While the wait was lengthy, the app appears to be worth it.

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Figure Review

Posted 04/23/2012 at 9:36am | by Nathan Meunier

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Even if you have no clue what you're doing, it only takes a few seconds of poking and prodding the screen to get grooving with Figure. Extreme accessibility makes Propellerhead Software's stylish music-making app a fun toy to noodle around with whenever you've got free time to kill, but Figure's real strength lies in that it's powerful enough that you can just as easily take it on-stage and set the dance floor on fire with some seriously infectious electronic jams.

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BeaTunes Review

Posted 04/23/2012 at 7:27am | by Ray Aguilera

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Sure, you started out with good intentions for iTunes, meticulously editing metadata and building perfect playlists. But gradually things got out of hand. BeaTunes is like a Swiss Army knife for your music library. The software fixes all sorts of problems, from metadata errors to spelling mistakes. It also features a couple of neat tricks that will be useful for DJs, including automatic beat detection, and the ability to identify the key of each of your tracks for more seamless mixing.

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Price Drop: The Weekend's Best iOS App Deals, April 6

Posted 04/06/2012 at 4:30pm | by J Keirn-Swanson

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Holiday weekend coming up and you know what that means! Some of the biggest and best developers out there are chopping their prices, so you know it's time to fire up the credit card and head on down to the App Store.

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Win: Korg Monotron

Posted 04/03/2012 at 1:40pm | by Susie Ochs

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Is that a synthesizer in your pocket, or is it the Korg Monotron? This little chunk of portable, battery-powered fun can create music and beats on its own, or plugged into your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. It’s $90 at Korg.com, and the lucky winner of our May contest will get one for free.

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How to Keep Your iOS Device in Sync without iTunes

Posted 03/28/2012 at 1:25pm | by Cory Bohon

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iTunes was the original all-access music application, but since the introduction of iOS devices, it's morphed into a hodgepodge of apps, music, movies, application data, and other iOS-device data storage. If this ever-growing mixture of services is a bit too much for you to handle, then why not consider another method to get data onto your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad?

With iOS 5, Apple finally cut the cord, allowing users to set up their iOS devices without the use of iTunes. We’ll use this functionality, along with some additional apps and services, to finally say, “good riddance” to iTunes.

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Free App Friday: NPR Music

Posted 03/09/2012 at 3:39pm | by Florence Ion

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I'm going on a road trip this summer and while I've been perfecting my Spotify playlist for the occasion, I'd like to use the trip as an excuse to discover new music, too. One of my favorite places to discover music is on NPR. Sometimes they'll stream the new album of one of my favorite independent artists, and sometimes they'll have news story about some incredibly melodious sub-genre I might want to delve into. With their iPhone app, now I can get all this music on demand.

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The Best App for Identifying a Song: SoundHound

Posted 02/15/2012 at 3:32pm | by Andrew Hayward

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In our first The Best weekly column entry, we shine a light on SoundHound, a Shazam competitor that bests its better-known rival via speedier song recognition and the fantastic ability to ID tracks that you sing or hum.

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