Report: Xbox music service in the works - TG Daily

TG Daily

Report: Xbox music service in the works TG Daily It would be a replacement for the music service Microsoft currently has, Zune. Of course, the Zune name has not only lost a lot of weight over the last couple years, it may even be a detraction given how unpopular the now-defunct line of Zune MP3 ... Microsoft Preps Spotify-Like Music ServiceInformationWeek Microsoft to Reveal ''Woodstock'' at E3 2012Tom's Guide Windows Phone Marketplace to be phased out for pre-Mango handsetsKnow Your Mobile (blog) all 96 news articles »

Samsung brings back the Pebble, is now an MP3 player that syncs with a smartphone - Anything But iPod

Anything But iPod

Samsung brings back the Pebble, is now an MP3 player that syncs with a smartphone Anything But iPod Remember Samsung's Pebble MP3 player? In what is a surprising move to say the least, Samsung brought back the design and the name yesterday during its Galaxy S III smartphone announcement. The new S Pebble is classified as an accessory to the S III, ...

Engadget Podcast 293 - 05.11.2012 - Engadget

Engadget Podcast 293 - 05.11.2012 Engadget [RSS MP3] Add the Engadget Podcast feed (in MP3) to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically. [RSS AAC] Add the Engadget Podcast feed (in enhanced AAC) to your RSS aggregator. [Zune] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in the Zune ... and more »

Microsoft Prepares 'Woodstock' Streaming Service - RollingStone.com (blog)

RollingStone.com (blog)

Microsoft Prepares 'Woodstock' Streaming Service RollingStone.com (blog) Woodstock sounds ready to follow in line with the company's new entertainment content strategy and the phasing off of the Zune brand. Last October, Microsoft stopped producing the Zune MP3 player. "Going forward, Windows Phone will be the focus of our ... and more »

Microsoft Puts Windows Live Out of Its Misery - BusinessWeek

NEWS.com.au

Microsoft Puts Windows Live Out of Its Misery BusinessWeek And I've never heard a non-Microsoft employee mention the Zune service, which is named after a now-defunct MP3 player. As a user of all these services, I'd love to see Microsoft tie them together better. I want to pay for my Xbox Live and Zune ... Microsoft: Media Center not part of 'the future of entertainment'ZDNet (blog) If you like Windows Media Center, you'll have to pay for it in Windows 8The Next Web (blog) all 294 news articles »