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Mark Pincus was at the forefront of mobile technology when it was just being born. He is a recovering venture capitalist who co-founded his first company with Sunil Paul in 1995. FreeLoader was at the forefront of giving people the news through push technology, just as the IETF was in the process of ratifying HTTP2. He sold that for $38 million only to watch it get destroyed. But he did invest in a startup that one of the interns founded when he gave Sean Parker $100,000 to help found Napster.  Pincus then started Support.com, which went public in 2000. Then Tribe.net, which Cisco acquired. As a former user, it was fun while it lasted. Along the way, Pincus teamed up with Reid Hoffman, former PayPal executive and founder of LinkedIn and bought the Six Degrees patent that basically covered all social networking. Along the way, he invested in Friendster, Buddy Media, Brightmail, JD.com, Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter.  Investing in all those social media properties gave him a pretty good insight into what trends were on the way. Web 2.0 was on the rise and social networks were spreading fast. As they spread, each attempted to become a platform by opening APIs for third-party developers. This led to an opening to create a new company that could build software that sat on top of these social media companies. Meanwhile, the gaming industry was in a transition from desktop and console games to hyper-casual games that are played on mobile devices. So Pincus recruited conspirators to start yet another company and with Michael Luxton, Andrew Trader, Eric Schiermeyer, Steve Schoettler, and Justin Waldron, Zinga was born in 2007. Actually Zinga is the dog. The company Zynga was born in 2007. Facebook was only three years old at the time, but was already at 14 million users to start 2007. That's when they opened up APIs for integration with third party products through FBML, or Facebook Markup Language. They would have 100 million within a year. Given his track record selling companies and picking winners, Zynga easily raised $29 million to start what amounts to a social game studio. They make games that people access through social networks. Luxton, Schiermeyer, and Waldron created the first game, Zynga Poker in 2007. It was a simple enough Texas hold 'em poker game but rose to include tens of millions of players at its height, raking in millions in revenue.  They'd proven the thesis. Social networks, especially Facebook, were growing.. The iPhone came out in 2007. That only hardened their resolve. They sold poker chips in 2008. Then came FarmVille. FarmVille was launched in 2009 and an instant hit. The game went viral and had a million daily users in a week. It was originally written in flash and later ported to iPhones and other mobile platforms. It's now been installed over 700 million times and ran until 2020, when Flash support was dropped by Facebook. FarmVille was free-to-play and simple. It had elements of a 4x game like Civilization, but was co-op, meaning players didn't exterminate one another but instead earned points and thus rankings. In fact, players could help speed up tasks for one another. Players began with a farm - an empty plot of land. They earned experience points by doing routine tasks. Things like growing crops, upgrading items, plowing more and more land. Players took their crops to the market and sold them for coins. Coins could also be bought. If a player didn't harvest their crops when they were mature, the crops would die. Thus, they had players coming back again and again. Push notifications helped remind people about the state of their farm. Or the news in FreeLoader-speak.   Some players became what we called dolphins, or players that spent about what they would on a usual game. Maybe $10 to $30. Others spent thousands, which we referred to as whales. They became the top game on Facebook and the top earner. They launched sequels as well, with FarmVille 2 and FarmVille 3.  They bought Challenge Games in 2010, which was founded by Andrew Busy to develop casual games a well. They bought 14 more companies. They grew to 750 employees. They opened offices in Bangalore, India and Ireland. They experimented with other platforms, like Microsoft's MSN gaming environment and Google TV. They released CastleVille. And they went public towards the end of 2011. It was a whirlwind ride, and just really getting started. They released cute FarmVille toys.  They also released Project Z, Mafia Wars, Hanging with Friends, Adventure World, and Hidden Chronicles. And along the way they became a considerable advertising customer for Facebook, with ads showing up for Mafia Wars and Project Z constantly. Not only that, but their ads flooded other mobile ad networks, as The Sims Social and other games caught on and stole eyeballs. And players were rewarded for spamming the walls of other players, which helped to increase the viral nature of the early Facebook games. Pincus and the team built a successful, vibrant company. They brought in Jeff Karp and launched Pioneer Trail. Then another smash hit, Words with Friends. They bought Newtoy for $53.3 million to get it, after Paul and David Bettner who wrote a game called Chess with Friends a few years earlier. But revenues dropped as the Facebook ride they'd been on began to transition from people gaming in a web browser to mobile devices. All this growth and the company was ready for the next phase. In 2013, Zynga hired Donald Mattrick to be the CEO and Pincus moved to the role of Chief Product Officer. The brought in Alex Garden, the General Manager for Xbox Music , Video, and Reading, who had founded the Homeward creator Relic Entertainment back in the 1990s. The new management didn't fix the decline. The old games continued to lose market share and Pincus came back to run the company as CEO and cut the staff by 18 percent. In 2015 they brought in Frank Gibeau to the board and by 2016 moved him to  CEO of the company. One challenge with the move to mobile was who got the processing payments. Microtransactions had gone through Facebook for years. They moved to Stripe in 2020. They acquired Gram Games, to get Merge Dragons! They bought Small Giant Games to get Empires & Puzzles. They bought Peak Games to get Toon Blast and Toy Blast. They picked up Rollic to get a boatload of actions and puzzle games. They bought Golf Rival by acquiring StarLark. And as of the time of this writing they have nearly 200 million players actively logging into their games. There are a few things to take from the story of Zynga. One is that a free game doesn't put $2.8 billion in revenues on the board, which is what they made in 2021. Advertising amounts for just north of a half billion, but the rest comes from in app purchases. The next is that the transition from owner-operators is hard. Pincus and the founding team had a great vision. They executed and were rewarded by taking the company to a gangbuster IPO. The market changed and it took a couple of pivots to get there. That led to a couple of management shakeups and a transition to more of a portfolio mindset with the fleet of games they own. Another lesson is that larger development organizations don't necessarily get more done. That's why Zynga has had to acquire companies to get hits since around the time that they bought Words with Friends.  Finally, when a company goes public the team gets distracted. Not only is going through an IPO expensive and the ensuing financial reporting requirements a hassle to deal with, but it's distracting. Employees look at stock prices during the day. Higher ranking employees have to hire a team of accountants to shuffle their money around in order to take advantage of tax loopholes. Growth leads to political infighting and power grabbing. There are also regulatory requirements with how we manage our code and technology that slow down innovation. But it all makes us better run and a safer partner eventually. All companies go through this. Those who navigate towards a steady state fastest have the best chance of surviving one more lesson: when the first movers prove a monetization thesis the ocean will get red fast. Zynga became the top mobile development company again after weathering the storm and making a few solid acquisitions. But as Bill Gates pointed out in the 1980s, gaming is a fickle business. So Zynga agreed to be acquired for $12.7 billion in 2022 by Take-Two Interactive, who now owns the Civilization, Grand Theft Auto, Borderlands, WWE, Red Dead, Max Payne, NBA 2K, PGA 2K, Bioshock, Duke Nukem, Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear, Battleship, Centipede, and the list goes on and on. They've been running a portfolio for a long time. Pincus took away nearly $200 million in the deal and about $350 million in Take-Two equity. Ads and loot boxes can be big business. Meanwhile, Pincus and Hoffman from LinkedIn work well together, apparently. They built Reinvent Capital, an investment firm that shows that venture capital has quite a high recidivism rate. They had a number of successful investments and SPACs.  Zynga was much more. They exploited Facebook to shoot up to hundreds of millions in revenue. That was revenue Facebook then decided they should have a piece of in 2011, which cut those Zynga revenues in half over time. This is an important lesson any time a huge percentage of revenue is dependent on another party who can change the game (no pun intended) at any time. Diversify. 

Welcome to season 3 Ep: 169 of The Gamer Boyz Podcast! Bringing you gaming news, gaming culture and everything in between. On this week episode we discuss: What video games are in our rotation MX. vs Atv video game Little Caesars pizza price increase Pokimane taking time off from streaming Nadeshot trading places Fifa23 pulls all Russian teams from game Xbox music video and more.... This podcast is produced and mastered by: Jorge Alvarez @ JAA7 Studios If you like what you hear, please consider (Rate/Subscribe/Favorite/Share) and please tell a FRIEND! Also check us out on our social platforms: YouTube @ JAA7 Studios Twitter , TikTok - @TheGamerBoyz Instagram @_thegamerboyz Facebook @thegamerboyznv and our website www.thegamerboyz.com If you like what you hear, please consider (Rate/Subscribe/Favorite/Share) and please tell a FRIEND! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegamerboyz/support

"If you really want to innovate, you need people's hearts and minds, not just their hands" Emily Griffin led global programming for Xbox Music & Video at Microsoft before she started her consultancy to create creates vibrant experiences that enliven people and help businesses flourish. Her artistic, empathic approach is at the heart of her consultancy for leadership teams who want to re-energize their work culture with more joy and purpose. We talked about... * Why COVID accelerated empathy to become central at work * Why empathy for others starts with empathy for ourselves * Innovation is often the competitive edge for knowledge-based businesses. If this is important for you, ask yourself this question: what does it take to fundamentally innovate? * Emily's purpose in life is to spark joy and aliveness so that people bring it back home and work. She tells her childhood story of how it ignited her fire for art and community. * Why attempting to copy someone else's company culture is futile * How her former DJ experiences brought unique superpowers to create group coherence to impact-driven companies. * We talked about specific methods to cultivate trust and culture while working remotely * Finally, we wrapped up the conversation with a great case study: Cleo Barnett at Amplified exemplifies someone using the power of art to change hearts and minds.

Season 2, Episode 39 - Robert Jenkins, JD Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund are honored to have as our guest, Robert Jenkins, JD. Rob Jenkins uses his unique point of view, disarming delivery, and rhetorical skills he learned practicing law to tell you why he's right. You'll disagree, but you'll laugh anyway. A Detroit native, Rob has performed at many festivals including the Oddball Comedy & Curiousity Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and Laughfest where he was a 2016 participant in the Best of the Midwest Comedy Competition. Rob has appeared on the Fox Stand-Up Comedy Show “Laughs” and appeared in Dave Landau's Detroit-based comedy “The King.” Rob has opened for Hannibal Buress, Kyle Kinane, Jackie Kashian, and many others. In 2015, Rob released his first comedy CD "Achievement Unlocked" - it's available on iTunes, Amazon, xBox Music, and many other places. Website: http://robjcomedy.com The Curiosity Hour Podcast is hosted and produced by Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund. Please join our Facebook Group, The Curiosity Hour Podcast, to continue the discussion about this episode online: www.facebook.com/groups/thecuriosityhourpodcast/ If you have any guest suggestions, comments, or feedback, please email us at guestsuggestions@thecuriosityhourpodcast.com. Disclaimers: The Curiosity Hour Podcast may contain content not suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion advised. The views and opinions expressed by the guests on this podcast are solely those of the guest(s). These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of The Curiosity Hour Podcast. This podcast may contain explicit language. Notes: The brief music at the beginning and end of the podcast is the track, "Trail" on the album "Trail EP" by Nobara Hayakawa. We are using under creative commons license. The artist/publisher does not endorse or approve any of the content of this podcast. freemusicarchive.org/music/Nobara_Hayakawa/

Rising Tide: A MCU Podcast - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Sea4 Ep 20 [Farewell, Cruel World! + Mini-SpoilerCast Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.2] We're two time galaxy podcasters on this one! We cover this weeks agents, and Tim & Nate deep dive into Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.2 come here all our thoughts EVEN on Microsoft Zune marketplace;) *I think its Xbox Music or Groove now or something else silly* Remember to leave us a review on Stitcher and iTunes and check us out and follow us through and at: Main Webpage: www.dynamicworksproductions.com Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/RisingTidePodcast Tumbler Page: http://risingtidepodcast.tumblr.com Twitter Handle: @RisingTidePod eMail Address:RisingTidePodcast@icloud.com iTunes Podcast Store Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rising-tide-agents-s.h.i.e.l.d./id718751067 Stitcher Radio Network Link: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/dynamic-works-production/rising-tide-an-agents-of-shield-podcast Also remember to buy my book “The Citadel: Arrival by Tim K.A. Trotter” availible right now on Amazon Kindle store & iTunes iBookstore for only $2.99 get a book support this show! FREE Previews are available for both markets! If You’d like to connect with Tim socially check all these out! Tim K.A. Trotter’s Youtube ID: Dynamicworksproductions Tim K.A. Trotter’s Twitter ID: Tim_T Tim K.A. Trotter’s Twitch ID: Tim_KA_Trotter Tim K.A. Trotter’s PSN ID: Linuxisthedemon Tim K.A. Trotter’s XBL ID: Tim T Want more podcasts from us? Check out our BRAND NEW PODCAST Agents of The Nine: A Destiny Podcast iTunes Podcast Store Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dynamic-works-productions/id703318918?mt=2&i=319887887 Additionally you can find our company by any of these links> Corporate Website: http://www.dynamicworksproductions.com/ Coporate Facebook: www.facebook.com/dynamicworksproductions Corporate Twitter: @DynamicWorksPro Corporate eMail Address: dynamicworks@mac.com  

QWEEN$CHING With her Signature Thugirl style and cutting edge rhymes, it’s no surprise Qween$Ching has landed spots on Snoop Dogg’s Boss’ Life Compilation Volumes I and II, Snoop Dogg & JT the Bigga Figga’s “Mandatory Business” soundtrack, Bone Thugs “Thieveland Soldierz”, Tha Outlawz “Outlaw Culture” Vol 2, “Boss Chicks R US” & “Street Heat Vol 4” presented by Plies’ official Dj Suga D & Exclusive J. Keep It On Da Low” Qween$Ching ft Belo Zero (of Do or Die) is Qween$Ching’s latest project & first single available on iTunes, GooglePlay, Spotify, & Xbox Music. Born and raised in Roswell, “Crazy Town” NM, Qween$Ching began rapping at the early age of 14. In the beginning, her lyrics were geared strictly toward gangbanging and retaliation. Now, a more grown Qweensays “If we can’t save ourselves, lets save the kids. It’s time something is done to save Hip Hop and the kids.” Roswell NM is a community made up of 45k residents and was considered worse than Los Angeles, CA (per cap

This week on Awesomecast 257, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Katie shows us you don't need to be high-tech to be a techie. And, Mike joins us to show that hippies can be hip to tech, too! SaveFrom.net allows you to grab videos from the net. We don't condone stealing video but we want to be able to access it offline. Checking out Jewelbots - programmable friendship bracelet that teaches coding (including flying a drone!). Great geek tech for girls. Yes, we are talking about The Grateful Dead on this week's episode. Tune in to find out how they fit into tech talk. Katie is showing us HopSkipDrive - Uber for kids that parents can track with GPS and a camera. Solution for the busy parent? It's #AmazonPrimeDay. How have you celebrated the day? Wired article talks about the Grateful Dead wall of sound and tech pioneering http://www.wired.com/2015/07/grateful-dead-fare-thee-well-tech-pioneers/ Shoutout to our Patreon supporter: @ThistleSea! Katie shares a CMU-grad-developed app Witness, an app that broadcasts location, audio and video to protect with a touch of a button. We're also talking about a similar app, the ACLU Mobile Justice. With all the public situations going on, it's good to utilize tech. For the price of HBO Now, you can finally get some cable free TV through Comcast's Stream. (Sorry, you need Comcast service to subscribe.) Did you know Microsoft updated Xbox Music with free streaming for tracks stored on OneDrive? Looks like Amazon Echo now supports wink-controlled smart home hardware! Chilla discussing home automation with Siri and Alexa. Scary just HOW easy it really would be. Tomorrow is Amazon Prime Day. But, the competition is stepping up. Black Friday in July. Presidential candidates on SnapChat. Tee hee. We're discussing the privacy talk at DEF CON canceled under questionable circumstances. After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla), Katie Dudas (@kdudders), Mike Pound (@unclecrappy), and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST! MP3 Download From this show:

This week on Awesomecast 257, we talk awesome things in technology, including: Katie shows us you don't need to be high-tech to be a techie. And, Mike joins us to show that hippies can be hip to tech, too! SaveFrom.net allows you to grab videos from the net. We don't condone stealing video but we want to be able to access it offline. Checking out Jewelbots - programmable friendship bracelet that teaches coding (including flying a drone!). Great geek tech for girls. Yes, we are talking about The Grateful Dead on this week's episode. Tune in to find out how they fit into tech talk. Katie is showing us Hop Skip Drive - Uber for kids that parents can track with GPS and a camera. Solution for the busy parent? It's Amazon Prime Day. How have you celebrated the day? Wired article talks about the Grateful Dead wall of sound and tech pioneering http://www.wired.com/2015/07/grateful-dead-fare-thee-well-tech-pioneers/ Shoutout to our Patreon supporter: @ThistleSea! Katie shares a CMU-grad-developed app Witness, an app that broadcasts location, audio and video to protect with a touch of a button. We're also talking about a similar app, the ACLU Mobile Justice. With all the public situations going on, it's good to utilize tech. For the price of HBO Now, you can finally get some cable free TV through Comcast's Stream. (Sorry, you need Comcast service to subscribe.) Did you know Microsoft updated Xbox Music with free streaming for tracks stored on OneDrive? Looks like Amazon Echo now supports wink-controlled smart home hardware! Chilla discussing home automation with Siri and Alexa. Scary just HOW easy it really would be. Tomorrow is Amazon Prime Day. But, the competition is stepping up. Black Friday in July. Presidential candidates on SnapChat. Tee hee. We're discussing the privacy talk at DEF CON canceled under questionable circumstances. After the show remember to: Eat at Slice on Broadway if you are in the Pittsburgh area! It is Awesome! (sliceonbroadway.com) Follow these awesome people on Twitter: John Chichilla (@chilla), Katie Dudas (@kdudders), Mike Pound (@unclecrappy), and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Also, check out sorgatronmedia.com and awesomecast.net for more entertainment; and view us livestreaming Tuesdays around 6:30 PM EST!

For show #2 Darren & David sit down to discuss Apple's new music service... Beats1 radio... Xbox Music's transformation into Groove... the future of the industry as the streaming model grows and downloads die off... music genres and decades flattening out as playlists take hold and finally Facebook's new music service. We also answer the solitary question emailed in by presumably our one remaining listener. All power to you sir! 

Facebook. It permeates into the far corners of our online lives. Vernon and David discuss how Facebook on mobile has changed how the world "internets". The two weigh the reasons for and against installing Windows 10 when it is first available to the public. As always, Tip of the Episode, news, and personal app picks are included.   This Week's Poll How Often do you check Facebook? - Cast your vote here   Tip of the Episode Using Cortana's Remind Me, 2 things: If Cortana misunderstands your words, you can play the audio back later If you want to mark a reminder as "complete" from calendar, tap it, choose "…" and select "complete."   Topic: Facebook, and how it dominates the mobile experience. Facebook usage stats (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/22869910585174168/): 63% of FB users visit daily and 40% multiple times per day. 47% of Americans say Facebook is their #1 influencer of purchases. 1 million webpages are accessed using "Login with FB" feature 70% of marketers used FB to gain new customers Source: dotrising. Other stats (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/22869910585174174/): 684,478 pieces of content shared on FB per minute 189 million of FB's users are "mobile only" (out of 1.44 billion monthly active users) Source: Visualistan   News Microsoft: What will a Windows 7 user lose from upgrading to Windows 10? First off, you'll be gaining numerous features. Native DVD playback or Media Center. Solution: VLC Desktop gadgets. Solution: Windows apps with Live Tiles, or Desktop Gadgets Reviver Hearts, Solitaire, Pinball, etc. Solution: Windows Store apps CD mounting software (iso). Solution: build into Windows 10 OEM software (HP Utilities, Dell Connectivity, etc). Solution: N/A If you don’t have the Pro version of Windows 10, you can't choose which updates to stop vs. automatic ones. Slight OneDrive change from Windows 7 to Windows 10, an even larger difference from Windows 8 though. No "online-only" options now, only picking certain folders to sync works now.   Apple: Apple Plans Streaming Music Push at Dev Conference http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2015/06/07/apple-plans-streaming-music-push-at-developer-conference/ Would be interesting to see how it stacks up against its own iTunes Radio, and Xbox Music.   Google: Im2Calories: Google algorithm that measures calories of food in Instagram photos http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/google-developing-calorie-counter-instagram-photos-article-1.2249828 Could Microsoft add this into their health app very easily?   Personal Picks Windows Phone app: David: Pages Manager for Facebook Pro Vernon: Hitman GO   Television Picks: David: Silicon Valley Vernon: Emergency   Podcast Picks: David: Marketplace on Stitcher, interview with Thomas Middleditch of Silicon Valley s/out to @DerrekLeigh Vernon: Social Media Social Hour, with Tyler Anderson   Twitter Tip PLEASE don't overuse/abuse auto posting.   Thank you for listening to episode the MS Mobile Show! If you enjoyed the show, we’d love it if you listened again! The best way to do so, is to subscribe to the podcast with your favorite podcast app. You can find the link at MSMobileShow.com/subscribe   Contact: We’d love to hear from you what you are using to listen to the show! You can contact the show via Twitter at @MSMobileShow Facebook is MS Mobile Show Email is contact@msmobileshow.com You can reach David on Twitter at @DavidVKimball or on his website at http://davidvkimball.com And you can reach Vernon on Twitter at @VernonEL Stay mobile!

Tip of the Episode OneNote OneNote -> Notebooks -> Sections -> Pages Can change background chrome to resemble a three-ring binder. Especially useful for handwriting because of the lines. Big difference between OneNote and Word, it that is designed for unfinished work. Basically a huge virtual whiteboard, that doesn’t lose its data when “erased”. There is no enforced uniform page layout or structure. Most common on laptops or desktops, but tablets becoming more popular, basically adding in environments where pen, audio, or video notes are more appropriate than an intensive use of keyboard. Search all the things! Words Pictures (including words in pictures) Screencaps Handwriting (“electronic ink”) Web links Document scans (ie: PDFs) because of OCR Audio Sync everywhere - Multiple users can edit shared documents at the same time, whether they are online at the time or not. If there are version sync issues, the merging is very easy. Tip: If you know several users are in the document at the same time, take a moment to ensure that you are on the latest version before editing. Recent OneNote API helped add in a few new features, including: OneNote Clipper - Can send (“clip”) either the whole page, including the screenshot, or just the article text. Email to OneNote - Great feature, but we already had this on Windows Mobile. Glad to see it come back! Office Lens - App for Windows Phone, which helps take images from the camera, and convert them to more-usable editable notes. Windows Phone Absolutely great! Not too many features to clutter it up. Very smooth app and integration. Windows Universal Very good for touch, but still has plenty of features. iOS Free Good, but is tougher on a small-screen device. Android Free. Can't beat free! PC Really love the formatting shortcuts. Mac Very similar to OneNote for Windows. Web Should be the way that you all try it out. Great tool for students. Nearly all of the functionality of the PC (desktop) version. Doesn’t quite have the “solid” feel that we like with the desktop version.   News http://www.neowin.net/news/windows-10-build-10051-a-closer-look-at-the-new-mail-app http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsoft-registers-new-company-known-microsoft-payments-apple-pay-competitor-inbound http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-will-release-unlocked-lte-surface-3 http://www.engadget.com/2015/04/06/intel-compute-stick-pre-order/   App Coming to Windows Phone Telescope for Periscope, by Daniel Gary   Windows Phone app picks JJ: Duck Tales Vernon: Super_Mario   Music Picks JJ: Holly Wood Undead good and bad songs Vernon: Tool  -  Not available on the Xbox Music store, but is available through OneDrive, through at least two different routes. ;-)   Podcast Picks: JJ: True Story Vernon: The Dane and the Pain - Lars Klint, and our Twitter contest winner, Joel Jackson   Thank you for listening to episode the MS Mobile Show! If you enjoyed the show, we’d love it if you listened again! The best way to do so, is to subscribe to the podcast with your favorite podcast app. You can find the link at http://msmobileshow.libsyn.com/rss Visiting MSMobileShow.com/episodes will get you the option of video, if you feel the need to subject yourselves to that kind of punishment. Connect with us! We’d love to hear from you what you are using to listen to the show! You can contact the show via Twitter at @MSMobileShow Facebook is MS Mobile Show Google Plus is MS Mobile Show Email is contact@msmobileshow.com You can reach JJ on Twitter at @JJHammondMusic And you can reach Vernon on Twitter at @VernonEL We record the show every Monday at 1p our time here in the Midwest of America, which is 11a PST, or if you are in London 7p. Thanks for listening! Stay mobile!

Welcome back to Ping! We talk about the return of robot combat return to television, we chat about a one-way ticket to Mars on the space desk, and more stories that 'softies are pinging each other about...[01:40] From last week...[06:31] Channel 9 Xbox One App[07:41] Add your MP3s to OneDrive so you can play them on your PC, phone, and Xbox.[09:36] Cards against humanity science expansion pack to fund Women in STEM scholarship.[11:53] Autodesk 123D Tinkerplay User-friendly 3D Action Figure Creator: A Real Amateur Hero[13:37] SpaceX is Now Publishing Its Photos Into the Public Domain Thanks to a Tweet[16:52] You can buy your own 'Tron' lightcycle (if you've got 40 grand) Bad joke time and Question of the week: [20:47] What kind of Tinkerplay action figure will/did you create?Chat with us throughout the week using #PingShow on TwitterLike us on Facebook http://facebook.com/ThePingShowMail us:The Ping Show c/o Channel 9, Bldg 20 One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052@MarkDeFalco @RicksterCDN @sethjuarez

Welcome back to Ping! We talk about the return of robot combat return to television, we chat about a one-way ticket to Mars on the space desk, and more stories that 'softies are pinging each other about...[01:40] From last week...[06:31] Channel 9 Xbox One App[07:41] Add your MP3s to OneDrive so you can play them on your PC, phone, and Xbox.[09:36] Cards against humanity science expansion pack to fund Women in STEM scholarship.[11:53] Autodesk 123D Tinkerplay User-friendly 3D Action Figure Creator: A Real Amateur Hero[13:37] SpaceX is Now Publishing Its Photos Into the Public Domain Thanks to a Tweet[16:52] You can buy your own 'Tron' lightcycle (if you've got 40 grand) Bad joke time and Question of the week: [20:47] What kind of Tinkerplay action figure will/did you create?Chat with us throughout the week using #PingShow on TwitterLike us on Facebook http://facebook.com/ThePingShowMail us:The Ping Show c/o Channel 9, Bldg 20 One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052@MarkDeFalco @RicksterCDN @sethjuarez

Thanks for taking time to check out the show! If you enjoy the show and would like to hear more, be sure to subscribe! You can do so using your favorite podcast app, or by visiting msmobileshow.com/subscribe for more info. We also have a video version of the show, available on YouTube, if you are so daring. Be sure to follow the show on Twitter, at @MSMobileShow!   Tip of the Episode Xbox Music Windows Phone 8.1, iOS, and Android all have good apps that allow you to use Xbox Music. Listen to your music via the web browser at https://music.xbox.com/, or download the app for Windows 8.1 Buy the Xbox Music Pass or try 30 days for free here.   News Spartan browser coming soon to Windows 10, including Windows Phone. More and more Android devices coming with Microsoft apps preinstalled.   Windows Phone app picks JJ: Maestro final release My App Free Daily notifications Vernon: Bible by Yuri Software   Music Picks JJ: HellYeah - Alcohaulin' Ass Vernon: Fort Minor - Remember the Name   Podcast Picks: JJ: 60 minutes Vernon: Techfoolery by Ashley Esqueda, and James Bricknell. Ashley has since moved on to the big time with CNet and hosts the Tomorrow Daily podcast.   Wrap-up We would like to congratulate the winner of our Twitter contest, Joel Jackson for being randomly selected as one of those following the show on Twitter. Joel will receive a $20 gift card to the Microsoft Store. He can be found on Twitter at @AlaskanJackson. Be sure to congratulate him! Thank you for listening to episode 004 the MS Mobile Show! If you enjoyed the show, we’d love it if you listened again! The best way for you to do so, is to subscribe to the podcast with your favorite podcast app. You can find the link at http://msmobileshow.libsyn.com/rss  Visiting MSMobileShow.com/episodes will get you the option of video, if you so desire. We’d love to hear from you what you are using to listen to the show! You can contact the show via Twitter at @MSMobileShow,  via Facebook MS Mobile Show, Google Plus MS Mobile Show, and email contact@msmobileshow.com. You can reach JJ on Twitter at @JJHammondMusic and Vernon on Twitter at @VernonEL Stay mobile!

Voici le numéro 48 du podcast Rendez-Vous Numérique! Retrouvez-nous iTunes (Audio) http://ow.ly/u7qUj ou dans le flux RSS (Audio) http://ow.ly/u7r3w pour votre lecteur de podcast. Chaque semaine, +Benoît Chamontin (www.geeksandcom.com), +Benoit Descary (www.descary.com) et +Sébastien Gagnon (www.sebastiengagnon.com) reviennent sur l'actualité des médias sociaux et donnent leurs conseils / opinions pour votre stratégie numérique. N'hésitez pas à partager votre opinion en utilisant le hashtag #RDVnum Au programme cette semaine : ------- ACTUALITÉS PRINCIPALES DE LA SEMAINE ------- 1/ Facebook : du paiement via Facebook Messenger 2/ YouTube : ajoutez des appels à l’action à vos vidéos avec les Cartes Interactives ------- ACTUALITÉS EN BREF ------- - Facebook met à jour ses “standards de la communauté” - Un ciblage publicitaire pour rejoindre les expatriés sur Facebook - WhatsApp déploie la fonction d’appel VOIP sur la version Android - Vine : disponible en hors ligne et affichage plus rapide sur iOS - Test des logos dans les résultats locaux sur Google - YouTube : une nouvelle plateforme pour artistes - YouTube permet les vidéos à 360degrés - LinkedIn lance une application Android dédiée à la recherche d'emploi - Microsoft lance Skype for Business - OneDrive se lie à Xbox Music pour ajouter jusqu'à 50 000 morceaux - Slack a maintenant son application dédiée sur Windows

Rick and Mark have now completed 4 in a row - does that qualify as an established habit or addiction? We're back - covering the news items MSFTies are Ping'in each other about. [06:38] Leatherman Bracelet puts 25 tools on your Wrist[08:48] NASA Day of Remembrance [10:44] Xbox Music and OneDrive support for private music collections[13:23] Office for Android Apps, Outlook for iOS and more[14:35] Transfer Files wireless from your Lumia to your PC Question of the Week![17:13] What attachments or devices would you integrate into new Leatherman bracelet? Chat with us throughout the week using #PingShow on TwitterLike us on Facebook http://facebook.com/ThePingShow@MarkDeFalco @RicksterCDN

Rick and Mark have now completed 4 in a row - does that qualify as an established habit or addiction? We're back - covering the news items MSFTies are Ping'in each other about. [06:38] Leatherman Bracelet puts 25 tools on your Wrist[08:48] NASA Day of Remembrance [10:44] Xbox Music and OneDrive support for private music collections[13:23] Office for Android Apps, Outlook for iOS and more[14:35] Transfer Files wireless from your Lumia to your PC Question of the Week![17:13] What attachments or devices would you integrate into new Leatherman bracelet? Chat with us throughout the week using #PingShow on TwitterLike us on Facebook http://facebook.com/ThePingShow@MarkDeFalco @RicksterCDN

New York, NY- March 3, 2014 - Jahna Sebastian's critically acclaimed EP "The Edge of Love" is now available on iTunes, Amazon, eMusic, GooglePlay, XBox Music, 7Digital, Spotify, Sony Music Unlimited and many other retailers. Ms. Sebastian wrote, produced, arranged and recorded every track of the EP in her studio Multivizion Music.    When asked about “The Edge of Love” EP Ms. Sebastian states, “It tells a story of being on the borders between love and hate, strong emotions. I am a very passionate person, it's all or nothing for me. It is about sudden changes that a relationship brings and the journey of immediate transformation through them. It is the dialogue between the extremes. It has a bit of Nietzsche, a bit of Kafka and a little bit of cyberpunk.”   The EP features seven tracks “The Edge of Love”, "One Day”, “Poison”, “Desert”, “Running”, “Love Letter” and “Desert Remix”.  Four music videos were filmed : “One Day”, “Poison”, “The Edge of Love” and “Desert” with a very talented young director Kevin Hudson. She also wrote the treatments for two of them, she stated, “They are all like chapters of the same book unfolding in various ways”. 

DigitalOutbox Episode 181 DigitalOutbox Episode 181 - Apple Keynote and Microsoft buy Nokia Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 1:07 - Nokia's handset business bought by Microsoft for €5.44bn 6:48 - US and UK spy agencies defeat privacy and security on the internet 9:58 - Ministry of Sound sues Spotify 11:32 - Amazon's 'Kindle MatchBook' finally bundles physical books with a copy for your Kindle 13:00 - Android KitKat unveiled in Google surprise move 14:41 - Google's browser becomes a true platform with today's launch of Chrome Apps 17:00 - Xbox Music gets iOS and Android apps, free web playback; cloud locker to follow 18:52 - Xbox One Launch Date 20:24 - Sony - thinner Vita and Vita TV 23:22 - Sony at IFA 26:59 - Samsung at IFA 31:14 - iOS 7 33:43 - iPhone 5c 35:49 - iPhone 5s

This week we discuss Apple's iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s launch, iOS 7, Intel's Developer Forum in San Francisco, Easyflix streaming TV and movie service, Sony PS Vita TV, Nokia's Lumia 625 and upcoming 6" Lumia 1520, Xbox Music lands on iPhone and Android. Running time : 0:58:04

Windows Phone Central podcast Episode: 161 Date: Wednesday, 21 August 2013 Conversation this week ·         Summer hiatus is hopefully over ·         How is the world of Windows Phone looking since we last broadcast? ·         We catch up on the Lumia 1020 and the Lumia 625 ·         Nokia Tablet rumours ·         The YouTube scandal The news you care about ·         GDR2 continues to roll out: http://www.wpcentral.com/amber-and-gdr-verizon-nokia-lumia-822-coming-soon-early-23rd ·         How GDR2 fixes Xbox Music: http://www.wpcentral.com/microsoft-clarifies-whats-new-xbox-music-gdr2 ·         New Nokia codenames: http://www.wpcentral.com/nokia-product-codenames-reveal-little-latest-leak ·          Pepper is coming to the US: http://www.wpcentral.com/music-discovery-service-pepper-needs-your-help ·         App studio looks to be very popular, what does this mean? http://www.wpcentral.com/windows-phone-app-studio-has-over-50000-active-projects-adds-new-features Apps worth your attention ·         Facebook Beta: http://www.wpcentral.com/facebook-beta-updated-brings-inline-tagging-photo-attachments-messaging-and-much-more ·         Also coming for WP7: http://www.wpcentral.com/belfiore-working-facebook-notification-issues-wp7-due ·         Tile Me: http://www.wpcentral.com/tip-how-get-animated-me-tile-your-twitter-profile ·         Tetris Blitz (Jay's Dad will be pleased): http://www.wpcentral.com/tetris-blitz-wp-announced ·         Hipstamatic Oggl + our impressions http://www.wpcentral.com/hipstamatic-oggl-wp8-gets-speed-boost-latest-update ·         What to expect from 6tag: http://www.wpcentral.com/6tagram-gets-renamed-6tag-instagram-cracks-down ·         Bing apps Community ·         Comments from last time: http://www.wpcentral.com/windows-phone-central-160 ·         Live  Q&A Credits You can find us all on Twitter @wpcentral, @daniel_rubino, @coppertop004, @RichEdmonds, @JayTBennett, @PaulRAcevedo, @Big_D5, @samsabri This has been a Mobile Nations podcast, go to Mobilenations.com for more great shows covering everything mobile, or head over to the WPCentral Forums if you'd like to get involved with our community in discussing more about Windows Phone news, devices and apps. Thanks to the WPCentral Store for sponsoring the podcast. Thanks also to these great artists for the music and to CCMixter.org for offering a great database of Creative Commons music! ·         Swim below as Leviathans by Fireproof Babies ·         GONE by djsociopath

Now on itunes and Google Play, Spotify, Amazon Mp3, Rdio, Deezer, Xbox Music, Rhapsody, emusic, Simfy, Muve Music, I Heart Radio, Nokia, Media Net, Verve Life, Wimp. and Sony Music unlimitedT

Now on itunes ,Google Play, and Amazon Mp3 Keywords: Mugen M and Sistapoochie Coming soon to: Spotify, Rdio, Deezer, Xbox Music, Rhapsody, emusic, Simfy, Muve Music, I Heart Radio, Nokia, Media Net, Verve Life, Wimp. Sony Music unlimited https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/journey-home-poems-remixed/id670758095

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume, Daniel Olivares and Ceri Kidby-Salom are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: Asus' $4,000 4K monitor goes on sale this month, pushes Retina MacBook to its breaking point [The Verge] Vine for Android finally adds front-camera support [The Verge] Vine shares on Twitter plunge after video debuts on Instagram [The Verge] e-Tax for Mac [Australian Taxation Office] All the news from Microsoft's 2013 Build developer conference [The Verge] Microsoft to launch web-based version of Xbox Music next week [The Verge] AOL Reader enters the RSS fray with a simple, fast app but few differentiating features [The Verge] Digg Reader open to the public with web and iOS apps [The Verge] Black Pixel Launches NetNewsWire 4.0 Public Beta, A Local RSS Replacement for Google Reader [MacStories] RIP: Every Product Ever Axed By Google [Mashable] Conroy resigns as Rudd returns [ZDNet] Tony Abbott: Malcolm Turnbull Invented The Internet In Australia [Gizmodo Australia] Beyond Conroy: Australia's future internet politics [ZDNet] Meet Australia's new Communications Minister [ITNews] Children sexting charges rise in Queensland [Brisbane Times] Breaking news: Government makes good on digital funding [Commit To Community Radio] Discovery could boost internet bandwidth [SMH] At last! Science draws a line between geeks and nerds [CNET] Microsoft to bring 'Age of Empires' to Apple, Android phones [Reuters] The Xbox One Will Be At PAX Australia [Kotaku Australia] Breaking: Saints Row IV Has Been Refused Classification [Kotaku Australia] State of Decay Refused Classification in Australia [IGN] Australia's ban of Saints Row 4 is emblematic of a conservative culture [The Guardian] The Classification Board Wants YOU To Help With Policy Research [Gizmodo Australia] Jim Carrey says he can no longer support Kick-Ass 2 because of Sandy Hook [The A.V. Club] Andrew Denton Quits Television [The Age] Nine partners with music streaming service Songl [mUmBRELLA] David Stratton Reviews His Fake Twitter Account [Junkee] 'Captain Planet and the Planeteers' Movie in the Works From Sony [Hollywood Reporter] Liam Neeson 'to return for 'Taken 3' in $20 million deal' [NME] Fifth 'Terminator' Kicks Off Rebooted, Stand Alone Trilogy on June 26, 2015 [/Film] ESCAPE PLAN - Trailer [YouTube] ALPHABETICAL 26-GENRE SONG [YouTube] Controlling the minds of cockroaches using Microsoft's Xbox Kinect [SMH] Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page. Songs We Played: HAIM - "Don't Save Me" [iTunes] Van Halen - "Why Can't This Be Love" [iTunes] Quarashi - "Mr. Jinx" [iTunes] Brand New - "Okay I Believe You, But My Tommy Gun Don't" [iTunes] Placebo - "Infra-Red" [iTunes] Lana Del Rey - "Young And Beautiful" [iTunes] The Beatles - "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" [iTunes] Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome. Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterrupted Twitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAir Voicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterrupted If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

We love us some new technology, and we certainly give it its fair shake on today's episode of the Pocketnow Weekly. But every so often, you need to give a little lip-service to the tech of days gone by. The platforms and devices of yesteryear. That's right: I'm talking about dead technology. It makes sense, then, that a man going by the twitter handle DeadTechnology is here to help us dust off those fond memories. In his inaugural visit to the Pocketnow Weekly, our own Adam Doud pulls back the veil of public apathy secrecy surrounding the phenomenon of the "webOS meetup," a regular gathering of Palm holdouts, and tells us what it's like to get some time up-close and personal with those unicorns of the webOS world, the TouchPad Go and the Windsor Not. In addition, we've got all the usual smattering of statistics and fun facts from the more-modern world of Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry - and even Amazon. So stack your cards and Just Type your way to the feeds below: this week's rounded river stone of the Pocketnow Weekly is waiting for you to lift it from the Stream of Special Memories. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 037 Recording Date 03/28/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Adam Doud Topic List Thought Thread (00:04:40) HTC One Review webOS (00:23:36) Adam lets us in on what webOS meetups are all about, and tells us what it's like to lay hands on the Windsor Not and TouchPad Go! Windows 8/Windows Phone 8 (00:47:22) First Two Windows Phone 8 Models for Sprint Identified Android (00:43:30) Details of high-end Sony models leak Kyocera Torque Review Amazon Smartphone Rumors Return Galaxy Note III Could Usher in Unbreakable Displays Sapphire Could Make the Scratch-Free Smartphone Dream Come True iOS (01:13:18) iOS 6.1.3 Seems Pretty Bug Prone T-Mobile Announced iPhone, LTE, and New No-Contract Plans Listener Mail (01:24:38) Trevor asks why we don't give Xbox Music as much love as Pandora or Spotify ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cell Phone Junkie Show #334 49:37Show NotesSprint takes a controlling interest in Clearwire, Apple and Google announce upcoming events and Microsoft announces Xbox Music.

Хардварэ Coming soon: Ipad mini и The new new Ipad Surface вышел на поверхность Amazon купит Texas Instruments "Иисус говорит ему: встань, возьми постель твою и ходи!" - NASA разработало экзоскелет В 2,5 раза дольше: дисплеи Sharp IGZO Софт Купить Windows 8 в РБ и США Балмер: Microsoft сфокусируется на устройствах и облачных сервисах Xbox Music (aka Zune) OS Касперского: сегментация осей начинается Не вертись! Vertu переходит на Android Компании и стартапы Nokia харизматично тонет Яндекс продается? Mail.ru: игры на рабочем месте Неочевидное и вероятное: Рамблер выкупил Бегун Швейцарские железнодорожники поделились с Apple часами Стартап Афиша и CrunchBase Елизавета II и оружие против инопланетян

This week, Jim and Dan discuss the upcoming Apple launch event, the new Xbox Music service, the Microsoft Surface and its recently announced pricing, what's next for Amazon, RIM's comeback, Google Books, Echofon for Mac, writing and responding to email, and the Zoom MS-50G stompbox.

APPS: 0 to 100 push ups trainer pro (Gratuit & 1,59€ / iPhone) & 0 to 200 Sit ups abs pro (Gratuit & 1,59€ / iPhone) Podcatcher (1,49€ / WP7) iSyncr (Gratuit & 2,99€ / Android) Royal Revolt! (Gratuit + inApp / iOS) ZAPPS: iPics 2 Go (iPhone 4) Polyglot (1,29€ / WP7) Meme generator (Gratuit / Android) Air Vinyl (0,79€ / iPhone) & (2,79€ / iPad) NEWS: Office 2013 arrive sur mobiles en mars ? iPad mini annoncé le 23 octobre ? Témoignage de Jérôme sur l'anodisation XBox Music est officialisé LIENS : Lien de la vidéo Listes non officielle des apps d'AppLoad: texte (gérée par Tinus) et tableur (gérée par Diophantes). La Data Visualisation des 99 premiers AppLoads (tirée du passionnant et impressionnant sujet "dataviz" de l'excellente Mentine sur le forum. A consulter ! Le générique d'AppLoad a été créé par Daniel Beja. Et les animateurs : - Jérome - Korben - Cédric - Patrick Retrouvez cette émission et beaucoup d'autres sur le site NoWatch.net.

En F5 Tecnología conocimos algunos detalles el Xbox Music que ya está listo y disponible en Xbox 360. Microsoft lanza su propio servicio de streaming musical de cara al lanzamiento de Windows 8 reuniendo virtudes de otros productos de la competencia.

This week – a jump from ‘space’, Xbox Update and Xbox Music lands in NZ, MSD security drama, iPad Mini, Mozilla pulls Firefox 16, Android updates on the way, new Windows 8/RT tablets from Samsung and multiple Windows Phone 8 handsets coming to NZ. Running time : 01:14:33

01:03 Premiere på Sosial direkte onsdag,06:28 Intervju med Liam S. Crouch en ung lovende programmerer,30:00 Microsoft lanserer Xbox Music,33:10 Hoppet til Felix Baumbartner satt YouTube rekord,35:02 Google om sin infrastruktur,36:54 Høyere harddisk ytelse med helium,38:36 Gigantisk Doodle fra Google,40:18 Intervju med Linn Søvig om Insert Coin og spillfestivalen Konsoll,Med: +Jan Espen Pedersen (@Jan_Espen),Gjester: Linn Søvig og Liam S. Crouch,Gikk direkte: 15 Oktober 2012

If you could download and print your own weapon, would you? Should you be allowed to? This week, we get into the impending legal & copyright minefields associated with the untamed frontier that is desktop 3D printing. But first, the headlines..Facebook launches real-world Gifts, Tim Cook issues an apology for iOS6 Maps, Apple manufacturers start building a mini iPad, Microsoft to launch XBOX Music service, T-Mobile merges with MetroPCS, Judge lifts ban against Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung adds iPhone 5 to lawsuit What We're Playing With Andy: iPhone 5; How the West Was Won in 3-strip Cinerama Devindra: Kindle Paperwhite, Microsoft's new keyboards and mice suck Headlines Say Hello to Gifts, Facebook's New Mobile Revenue Stream Tim Cook issues a public apology for Apple Maps, suggests Bing, Google, and others Apple Turning to Select Retail Store Employees to Help Improve Maps for iOS 6 Apple iPad Suppliers Begin Producing Smaller Version Xbox Music to launch on October 26th with free ad-supported streaming T-Mobile USA & Metro PCS to combine Judge Koh Ends Ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Samsung makes good on threat of patent suit against iPhone 5 Audible Book of the Week Makers: The New Industrial Revolution by Chris Anderson Musical Interlude: You Could Make a Killing by Aimee Mann Hot Topic 3-D Printer Company Seizes Machine From Desktop Gunsmith 3D Printer Form 1 Tops $1.4M On Kickstarter In A Week 3D Piracy: Printing, Artists, and the Economy Final Word Startup Weekend Acquires Local Events Newsletter Provider StartupDigest; Product Gets Spun Off As GroupTie Subscribe! The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Add us on Stitcher! Geeks Of Doom's The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are Geeks of Doom contributor Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), VentureBeat editor Devindra Hardawar, marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Startup Digest CTO Christopher Burnor. Occasionally joining them is Techmeme editor Lidija Davis.

Flame malware involves mathematical breakthroughs, MPAA does not appose returning legitimate Megaupload files to users, US study shows enhanced e-books can distract children from core content, Microsoft to release Xbox Music, the LinkedIn password hack, Telstra considers selling TelstraClear.

[News] With a distinct lack of James, Neil and Lewis go through this weeks news discussing Sony's Move Sale figures, Exploding Controllers and LBP2 Delayed. Pokemon still helping to sell DS's. Xbox Music streaming service and a new XBL Beta. G.O.G. plays a late April Fools and sadly Milo has been ditched. Lastly Apple sneaks out a new site and Gameloft is raking in the IOS sales.