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It is strongly rumoured that Spotify is set to be launched as a music streaming service within Facebook.
The new innovation would allow users of the social network to listen to music from the streaming service’s catalogue from within the same window. Forbes quotes sources “close to the deal” and reckons that the new service could launch within the next fortnight.
Our entertainment habits and the nature of our online life are shifting beneath our feet. according to Sandvine, a network analytics firm, Netflix is now the reigning champion of Internet traffic. its video streaming service commands a whopping 29.7% of peak-hour activity among North Americans, dethroning the infamous BitTorrent. while this may seem like a sudden bombshell for some, the rise of Netflix has been brewing for quite some time. Spurred by an ever-expanding “Watch Instantly” library and the breakneck expansion of broadband infrastructure, Americans have emphatically responded to the on-demand-video-of-almost-anything entertainment model. But we ain’t seen nothin’ yet. Singularity Hub has kept an unblinking eye on the looming home entertainment revolution (check out Aaron Saenz’s declaration: TV is a Dinosaur and the Internet is a Meteor), and Netflix is just another space rock in the cosmic avalanche of improved entertainment options.
Press Release Source: Sonos, Inc. on Wednesday June 1, 2011, 11:59 am EDT
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., June 1, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Sonos, the leading developer of wireless music systems for the home, today took another step in streaming all the music, radio, news and podcasts on the planet by adding two innovative and global radio services to the Sonos experience – AUPEO! Personal Radio and Stitcher SmartRadio™.
Onkyo has developed a remote interactive (RI) dock that interfaces Apple’s iPod with Onkyo receivers and audio-video systems.
The dock is scheduled for release mid-2005 in the U.S., Europe and Japan, with subsequent release in other regions where Onkyo products are available.