Posted by on under th project, iphe, ctest, c experience, social web, artt, mt view, iphone, c library, ipod touch, sgs, itunes, youtube videos, mashup camp, title search, image search, multitude, eventful, sg, boss | 
It's what the mobile music experience could be
This project started as I explored ways to view lyrics while listening to my music library on the iPod Touch. Ideas kept coming and I added some concepts (and code) from iMovieMash.com plus great content from the multitude of public video, music and search APIs.
The result was iMusicMash.com, an iPhone and Android G1 social web application that takes your music experience to a whole new level of enjoyment and discovery. You can start with the friends' playlists we already have or load your own iTunes music library. The interface is familiar as it mimics the iPhone's iPod. For each artist, we bring photos from Yahoo Boss Image Search, concert dates from Eventful, and live Twitter discussions. Then, for each song, we bring great YouTube videos, lyrics from LyricWiki, similar songs from Last.fm, and friends' songs for the same artist.
I recently added lyrics search and artist/title search.
iMusicMash was a winner in the Yahoo Developer Mashup contest at the recent Mashup Camp in Mt. View, California.
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Posted by blogs@bobvila.com (Ben) on under pest prevention, swarms, pests, termites, termite, ticks, pest control, spiders, multitude, summertime, weather |
With warmer weather upon us, homeowners are readying their homes' defenses against the multitude of infiltrating pests. Be it termites or ticks, spiders or squirrels, the home can sometimes feel like a castle under siege. To prep your home for the fight against pests, read up on our Pest Prevention resources, including this piece on Eliminating Summertime Pests and Termite Control. Here on the shore of Lake Champlain, we're facing the constant aerial assaults from swarms of midges. A ...
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Posted by on under hardware perspective, output ports, tablet market, winners and losers, ipad, optis, true mastery, usb ports, tegra, mdash, all the rage, video output, card readers, user interface, multitude, tablet pc, computex, nvidia, atom, regard |
MojoKid writes "At Computex 2010, devices like the Eee Pad and Eee Tablet were all the rage. Of course the bulk of these were Intel Atom-based systems, but there were a number of NVIDIA Tegra 2-based models in the mix as well. What is glaringly apparent on all of these tablets — and absent on the iPad — are the multitude of connectivity options built into them, like USB ports, flash card readers, and video output ports. Obviously, from a hardware perspective, the iPad is a sexy device; but Apple's true mastery is that of the user interface. The first big player that steps up with something competitive to Apple in that regard will have the pole position in 2010's race for the hot re-emergent tablet market." Reader Raikus adds an opinionated
summary of winners and losers at "Tabletpalooza," i.e. Computex 2010.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Posted by on under square foot apartment, design genius, tiny apartments, small apartment, sime, downsizing, multitude, sweden |
Great things tend to come in small packages. Don’t believe me? Check out how these tiny apartments display their design genius by using a lot of the color white. They’ll have you downsizing in no time. Seriously. This 656-square-foot apartment in Sweden has a simple and well-organized layout, despite the multitude [...]
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Posted by on under ipad, iphe, iphone, multitude |
I love my iPad 3G, almost unnecessarily so. I use it as my primary computer for a multitude of tasks. The only thing that I dislike about my iPad is that I have to pay AT&T even more money to use their data network, even though I'm already paying for it with my new iPhone 4.
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