Another way for me to exploit...er... use TechIMO for my own personal benefit!
... Michael Hatamoto
... Michael Hatamoto
Discovery of Anywhere.fm
Have you ever wished you knew of a service that lets you upload and listen to songs online? I know I did - and that is why I am glad I recently discovered the power of Anywhere.fm!
For those who don't know, Anywhere.fm is a service that essentially allows users to upload their music collection, then have it available online wherever they go. Registration consists of simply entering a username and password you want, then you're ready to begin uploading files.
The only thing I noticed after 10 minutes of use was that it tends to bog down my Internet connection far too much. For example, while streaming a song and playing an online video game, my ping increased ~100MS while streaming.
If you're not fully convinced of the power of Anywhere.fm, other services like deezer.com offer a similar user experience.
I don't fully understand how a service such as Anywhere.fm can remain free as it gets bigger, but it is still pretty cool. I recommend at least taking a quick look at the web site.
... Michael Hatamoto
For those who don't know, Anywhere.fm is a service that essentially allows users to upload their music collection, then have it available online wherever they go. Registration consists of simply entering a username and password you want, then you're ready to begin uploading files.
The only thing I noticed after 10 minutes of use was that it tends to bog down my Internet connection far too much. For example, while streaming a song and playing an online video game, my ping increased ~100MS while streaming.
If you're not fully convinced of the power of Anywhere.fm, other services like deezer.com offer a similar user experience.
I don't fully understand how a service such as Anywhere.fm can remain free as it gets bigger, but it is still pretty cool. I recommend at least taking a quick look at the web site.
... Michael Hatamoto
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Comments
 |  Will this type of service be a target for the music industry and royalty charges, I wonder?  Cheers Mick |
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| |  I suppose that since anywhere.fm isn't letting anyone else listen to your music, they can't be considered to be broadcasting like a radio station. Sketchy at best. I'm with Mike though, there's no way it can stay free, even ad-supported, if the service gets popular enough. Someone has to pay for the pipe. |
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| |  WOW! Cool! Notice the upload counter above?  I bet it may come under fire one day from RIAA etc. Wooo, found some Paul Oakenfold. |
| Updated September 15th, 2007 at 10:12 AM by Keymaker |
| | I'm able to play music from others, but don't seem to be able to browse for music |
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| |  Im pretty sure I used to use this a while ago. Its changed drastically though.(Proly why its a beta verson ATM) Used to be a white and pink/red color scheme. Used it mostly for japanese music. Liked it alot. |
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