Friday, November 12, 2010

Your music locker is now your MEDIA locker


Now you can upload your personal videos to your MP3tunes Locker. You can view your videos in a web browser wherever you go. This is great for saving footage of your daughter's soccer game or your friend's rockin' party. But, it gets so much better.....

Not only can you upload your personal videos, you can share them with your friends and family with just a click!

Here's how you can add (and share) videos from your MP3tunes Media Locker:

1.) First, you have to add some videos to your Locker. There are 3 ways you can do this:
2.) Now, choose the video to send. Log in to mp3tunes.com and locate the videos you uploaded. Click the icon next to the video and select "Send to...."


3.) Type your friend's email address and click "Send". That's it! The Locker will send your friend or family member an email with a link to your video.


Try it out now!

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Battle of the WebOS Apps!

We are happy to announce two new options for HP WebOS customers. If you have a Palm Pre or Palm Pixi phone you can now listen to your MP3tunes Locker on the go. Earlier this year HP bought Palm and they have announced plans to roll out a bunch of new phones, tablets, and devices running WebOS. So, by the end of the year, we expect to see a whole bunch of new WebOS devices that work with MP3tunes.

We encourage you to install both of these apps and try them out. Find the one you like best and let us know what you think.

You can install both of these apps directly from the Palm App Catalog:








Application Name: MP3tunesBeta2
Developer: Elvin Ibbotson
Contact: support@alittle.org.uk







Application Name: MP3 Tunes for WebOS Beta
Developer: Jesse Bowden
Contact: support@magicappsonline.com






Monday, October 4, 2010

MP3tunes for Android -- Now Even Better!

If you haven't tried the MP3tunes app for Android you don't know what you're missing. A recent update delivers even more musical right to your Android phone. Here are some new and improved features:

-- 2 GB of free online storage (with more available!)

-- Browse by Artist, Album or Playlist

-- Play an instant mix of your favorite music with "Shuffle"

-- Download music to your phone

-- Upload music from your phone

-- Bigger album artwork

--- Display upcoming track

-- Fast forward, rewind, unlimited playback

Just search the Android Market for "MP3tunes" and install the program. You can test it out by logging in with the demo account (username/password: demo). To upload your own music: go to MP3tunes.com and sign up for a free account. Then, upload some of your music using our simple web-based file mover. Now, log in to your Android app and listen to all your favorite music wherever you go. Check out this video to learn more about listening to your iTunes music on Android:

Buy it on iTunes -- Listen on Android

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

MP3tunes is coming to WebOS!

MP3tunes is working on a new player for WebOS. We need beta testers who have Palm Pre (or newer) devices. If you have a Palm and want to help test and offer feedback then please send email to webos@mp3tunes.com


Update (Oct. 13th, 2010):
Install it now!

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Looking for iPhone beta testers

We've been working on a new version of the iPhone app (Airband) and we are looking for some beta testers. If you have an iPhone and/or an iPod touch you can email us your Unique Device ID (UDID) and we'll add you to the list of testers. We'll send you instructions and a copy of the new software to try. But, in order to tests, we need your unique device ID. Here's how to find it:

1. Connect your device to your computer and launch iTunes.
2. In iTunes, select your device in the ‘Devices’ section and navigate to the Summary tab.
3. Click on the Serial Number label to reveal the Identifier field and the 40 character UDID.
4. Press Control+C to copy the UDID to your clipboard. (Use Command+C on a Mac)

Email your UDID to: support@mp3tunes.com

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Want An Apple TV Right Now? Buy A Roku

TechCrunch reacts to the Apple TV announcement:

"The new Apple TV, is, well, boring. Sorry, it is. But more on that later. Right now, I thought I should point out that there’s already a well-developed product on the market that not only competes directly with the new Apple TV, but in many ways, is vastly superior: The Roku."

Check out the full post here: Want An Apple TV Right Now? Buy A Roku

The best news?
Your MP3tunes locker already works with the Roku!
Get all your iTunes music on your TV today.

Upload iTunes music to your MP3tunes locker with a web browser