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Album: Move By You- Move By You
- The Way It Is
- By Your Side
- These Arms
- Let It Go
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- Everytime
- That's Too Bad (Byron Jam)
- Girl Like You
- All Around Us
- Beautiful Day
- Spanish Harlem Incident
- Stay Young
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Album: My Super Ex-Girlfriend- It Don't Matter
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Wireless Sansa Connect player, which sells for $250, will be paired with Yahoo's music service.In another pairing of two companies chasing Apple in the digital music space, SanDisk and Yahoo said today that they are pairing SanDisk's wireless Sansa Connect music player with Yahoo's music and media services.
The deal will allow people who buy the $250 Sansa Connect player to subscribe to Yahoo Music Unlimited To Go, an $11.99-per-month music rental service via which users can listen to or download tracks and also listen to music from nearby Sansa Connect users via a Wi-Fi network.
The pairing also allows people to use a Wi-Fi Internet connection to listen to Yahoo's LAUNCHcast Internet radio and browse Flickr photos, since LAUNCHcast and Flickr are both part of the Yahoo network.
When the 4-gigabyte Sansa Connect is not connected to a Wi-Fi network, the player behaves like a traditional Flash music player and can be connected to a personal computer. Users can play music and view photos stored either on the player or on an optional microSD card.
The move is yet another attempt to combat Apple's domination of the digital music space. Apple's iPods accounted for nearly 74 percent of the total MP3 player market share, as of February, according to NPD Group. SanDisk is a distant second at 9 percent.
"I don't think this is going to make a serious dent in Apple's market share anytime soon," Jupier Research analyst David Card told MarketWatch today. "But it's a good sign that there is innovation going on in the space, and clearly that's what needs to happen before anybody can compete with Apple."
The new player, unveiled by SanDisk at CES in January, supports both subscription services and digital downloads, meaning that it has the technology to support playback and storage of songs that are rented for a monthly fee in Microsoft's PlaysForSure format, as well as those purchased outright. Simian Mobile Disco play London date
Simian Mobile Disco have announced a live date at London's Scala on September 27.
The band are currently playing a tour which calls at:
Manchester Music Box (May 31)
London Fabric (June 1)
Liverpool Chibuku (2)
Nottingham Rescue Rooms (5)
Middlesbrough The Empire (7)
Glasgow The Arches (8)
Sheffield The Plug (9)
Tickets for the Scala show go on sale on Friday (June 1) at 9am, to check availability go to NME.COM/gigs now.