It’s hard to believe that Thursday has rolled around already, but here we are, with another wave of gadget news about to come washing on through. Before that happens, get a round up of everything you might have missed overnight in techie breakie.
Tagged ‘pure’
Pure has launched its digital music service, Flow Songs, letting you click and buy tracks straight off the radio. Read on, and get all the info on Flow Songs.
Update: We’ve just heard Pure’s music service will be called Flow Songs and will be in beta for the time being. More info coming soon.
Update: We’ve got the skinny on Flow Songs now. Check it out, and tell us what you think!
Pure, the company best known for DAB radios, is launching its own music download service tonight. We broke the news on the story last month, and since then we’ve had a good chance to mull over what might be on its way. Read on, and we’ll spell out why you should prick up your ears and pay attention as Pure moves into the cloud.
The Pure Evoke 1S Marshall radio has been resurrected by Pure this Summer, with a number of added features. Its key appeal is still in its stunning design and branding, and the price tag leaves marks it as a radio for hardcore rockers. Are you one of them? Is it for you? Find out here in our full Pure Evoke 1S review.
Last month we broke the news that Pure would be launching its own cloud based music download service. Then just a week or so ago, HMV launched a download site, HMV digital, powered by 7digital. With a cross section of new and established services knocking around, we thought it was about time we put it to you.
Its time for your Lunchtime Lowdown: Pull up a chair and tie your napkin around your neck like a bib, its time to chow down on the morning’s news. It’s finger-clickin’ good.