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Zune's New Music Suggestion Technology Packs a Punch

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Wired is running a story about music recommendation features in the upcoming Zune 3.0 update, which it believes will put iTunes’ much vaunted Genius functionality in the shade. According to the article, one of the killer features of the Zune 3.0 software will be a music recommendation function called MixView.

A particular artist, album or user will be graphically depicted in the center of the screen and will be surrounded by related icons of those artists, albums or users that have influenced it. The Zune 3.0 software, MixView included, will be available to all window users for free – owning a Zune or Zune Pass subscription not required. More on Zune 3.0 when it comes out on September 16th, 2008.

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avatarThe Zune is an interesting

The Zune is an interesting device .. it is region restricted to the US and Canada even after over a year ... zuneoriginals.net is blocking people outside those 2 countries too. very strange of them...

 

And how come no news of the actual release of a new line of mp3 player from a competiting company? ;)

as for the 3.0 software, I'd like to see it and competition is good for the market.

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avatarlink to it, dammit

since you didn't see fit to link to the actual Wired article, i won't link back to you guys when I steal & paraphrase your info.

 

 

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avatarwe linked to it, mate

Have a look again. And do link back to us. Thanks

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avatarcould you point out exactly

could you point out exactly where? all i see is the hotlinked image you stole. classy, ~mate!~

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