mp3 itself served it's purpose long time ago. It was cute, it was convenient. Any serious music junkie shouldn't even consider listening to mp3 anymore, let alone giving money to buy one. I admit, I have great gear, even in the car. But the details in music left out in even 320kbps mp3s are those details which give…

In order to be different, people tend to experiment with stuff that shouldn't be called music. I heard worse, but this is far from good.

Summerish...

I didn't understand a WORD he said... :p

Last week I needed to burn a CD for a theater I am writing music for. I was in my hometown, so I used friends studio, sleepover at parents, etc. Didn't bring laptop, huge mistake. It was urgent for the rehearsal, and the opt. drive in friends studio was dead. Calmly I took music on a USB stick. Arrived @ the theater,…

Like it said, he was a good business man. And almost the only business man who is praised like a star :D Happy B anyway, as much as it is weird saying that to someone who is no more...

What should they do, make crappier apps? I only wish I had that moment of clarity to build something great as Google. Put schizophrenia aside, they were just 2 guys with an idea, and they started small. Where do you think they would be if they were crying other great companies have monopoly over "stuff".

What do you mean? You have 2 options: Use it / Don't use it

Lint, clearly the sun occupies roughly 70% of each page, which would make it 1.4m km. We read left to right. That is the idea.

Really. Really! Really?

But that is what we like, no? Digital life, organized. Like when I bought my HTC. It only asked me google user/pass and voila, all the numbers, contacts, mails, are on the frekin p-fone, how cool is that :)

I liked the Duke Nukem reply down below. But as far for the "sequencer controller", this is just a toy...

I know, it is a tricky one. But borrowing CDs is a thing of a past. Personally, I thank God I don't have to lend my CDs around anymore :)

Well we could all have a good guess what will be, but who can be sure? I understand your point of view, there will be always need for physical media. One quick parallel, CD albums were at the top in 2002. with 95% of all music sales. Today CDs hold less than 40% of the market. Digital download (singles and albums)…

They all should make more solid phones if they want a bigger piece of cake. I tried Samsungs, LGs, SonyEricssons, and mostly they feel like cheap piece of plastic. I still have HTC Hero which feels more solid than bunch of new HTC wannabees...

But the idea is really simple. I have a CD @ home. I "back up" it in the form of mp3. I "lend" it to a "friend" so he can listen. No download, no burn, no copy, just listen. I know that labels are pissed off, but I don't see anyone braking any laws... or jaws :)

Not everybody lives in holy land... grooveshark=everyoneone anywhere... those other you implied=no go

Problem 1: Everybody has an opinion, and every opinion, from opinion holders point is correct

I agree, software is getting bigger and resource hungry. Is there actual need for that? I don't think so. Today, Microsoft Office is bigger than a regular 1GB hard disk in late 90es. And guess what, it does exactly the same thing it did 10 or 15 years ago. A bit of text, a bit of excel, slide here and there, but today…

I know you understand that technology advancement is only for making money. IT tech for instance, I have a 3 year old PC at my music studio that is blazingly fast, and I dont need it to be faster. The same is with home entertainment, 4K sounds ridiculous, since 720p or 1080p movies I watch at home are stunning enough.…