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UPDATE: It seems those musical mavens at mFlow just couldn’t wait: they’ve put their new web-based service live already! Take it for a spin at beta.mflow.com

mFlow is moving to a web based service in the first quarter of 2011. The new version of mflow will run from a browser instead of from the current software download. It will be availble in beta from December 3 (tomorrow), where it will be taking feedback from users. The software version wil not become defunct though, and will work in tandem with the web service.

Beta out Dec 3 | Free | Mflow

Groupon Music Store unveiled

November 22, 2010 10:00 pm by
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Group has launched Grouponicus the music storeGroupon is taking their talents to digital music downloads in a move reminiscent of the Lebron James departure to South Beach. The group coupon experts, Groupon, went official by announcing the Grouponicus Store today, with Rhianna’s new album as a key offering.

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Nullsoft has released the beta of WinAmp for Android. Although a name associated with the early days of PC MP3 listening, the Android incarnation packs some surprisingly modern features.

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The Philips GoGear Muse we spotted at CES has got its UK pricing. It’s available in 8GB, 12GB, and 32GB models, and has a MicroSD slot on top of that. It’s priced at £100 for the 8GB version, £130 for the 16GB, and £180 for the 32GB. The GoGear Muse is also packing a Micro SD slot and HDMI output, and its touchscreen clocks in at 3.2”, plus Philips’ FullSound, which upmixes MP3 compression to render it closer to the original. It supports FLAC and APE lossless files, as well as standard formats, plus MPEG4, WMV9 and RMVB video.

Out now | from £100 | Philips

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The new iPod touch 4G is a pretty impressive creation. If you’ve read our new iPod touch review already, you’ll know we’re smitten with its anorexic profile, pixel packed display and all around performance and versatility. So much so in fact, that we’ve given it top honours in our Best MP3 player list, as well as Best iPod.

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New iPod nano unboxing photos New iPod nano unboxing photos

September 9, 2010 3:13 pm by
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New iPod nano unboxing photos

The new iPod nano had us puzzled last week when it was unveiled. It’s plenty pricey and plenty snazzy, but we weren’t sure it was actually any easier to control than previous models. Now we’ve got our hands on our own, the Electricpig staff is divided on the new iPod nano’s touchscreen and its usefulness. What we can say though is that a lack of track controls on the headphones, again, is a big booboo. Check out the tiny little tune chucker here in our gallery and stay tuned for a new iPod nano review, coming right up.

New iPod shuffle unboxed: photos New iPod shuffle unboxed: photos

September 9, 2010 3:00 pm by
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New iPod shuffle unboxed: photos

There’s not a great deal to say about the new iPod shuffle, but that’s by no means a bad thing. It’s tiny, and combines the looks and earphone track controls of last year’s model with the clickwheel of older generations. No compromises, no fuss, just music. Everyone wins. We’ll have a full new iPod shuffle review soon, but in the meantime check it out here in our gallery stacked up against the older models.

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Amazon has acquired Amie Street music, and from September 22 all Amie Street pages will redirect to Amazon. The site is currently down for maintenance, (let’s hope this isn’t permanent) but if you’ve got an Amie Street account, be sure to download all your purchased music and spend up asap, as it won’t be transferred, although you will be getting a $5 voucher to spend on Amazon.

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