Saturday, March 8, 2014

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Samsung launches Milk Music, a pretty music app powered by Slacker Radio

Posted: 07 Mar 2014 11:12 AM PST

Samsung has yet another music streaming service to deliver the latest hits to smartphones. In addition to its internal music app that ships with every phone and its former Music Hub powered by 7digital, Android's leading manufacturer today unveiled Milk Music, a Slacker-powered streaming music app that is exclusive to Galaxy devices in the United States.
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Samsung Galaxy Note Pro on Verizon costs $749.99 with contract

Posted: 07 Mar 2014 09:17 AM PST

The Samsung Galaxy Note Pro has a desktop-inspired interface thanks to tools like Multi Window and the new Magazine-style layout. The Android tablet with a 12.2-inch HD display also has a laptop-inspired price.
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Motorola adds new colors and college logos to MotoMaker

Posted: 07 Mar 2014 08:24 AM PST

Motorola is going back to school in the latest update to its MotoMaker customization site. Moto X buyers can now choose from nine new back colors or three new accent colors to get more options for personalizing the device. Motorola pitches the new colors as a way to get combinations related to American universities.
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Video shows Nexus 5 has the capability to use Moto X-style always listening commands

Posted: 07 Mar 2014 07:24 AM PST

Though the Moto X can prompt Google Now even when the phone is off, the Nexus 5 can only do it on the home screen. A new video shows that the Nexus 5 is capable of having always-on listening just like the Moto X; Google simply chose not to include it.
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Google Play Music creates radio stations based on playlists

Posted: 07 Mar 2014 06:17 AM PST

Google Play Music has a new feature that allows users to create radio stations based on their current playlists. The new radio station tool appears to allow for a shortcut to having a more diverse and accurate station than the typical artist or song based tools that take time to learn the best songs to play based on feedback. A quick comparison of my DMX stations shows the playlist-sourced station did a better job playing the hits. Users can create a station by navigating to Playlists and tapping the column of three circles and selecting "Start radio." The tool works only with handcrafted playlists, so auto-created playlists for Recently added, Purchased, or Thumbs up will not work. Download Google Play Music
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