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gMusic Developer Outlines Plans to Compete With Google

gMusic is currently the best way to access your Google Music library and the new All Access content on an iOS device. The app costs $1.99 from the Apple App Store, and is stable and functional for the most part. However, gMusic's glory days could be cut short thanks to Google. Google is going to release an official version of Google Music within the next few weeks. Naturally, it's going to be difficult to convince new…

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Alerting all fly ladies and dandy gentlemen: looking for a new accessory to bring to the club that says, "I'm from the future" but also, "I am now visually responding to this bass drop" at the same time? Look no further than DropShades, the digital sound-reactive glasses now available on Kickstarter. A tiny microphone and more »

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