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Songbird source now available
Songbird, the Mozilla-based web-enabled music player that has occasionally been causing a stir since late last year, has finally opened its source repository to the public, making it a really-and-truly open source project. Songbird is still very ...
Songbird 1.0 released
Just over a month after the first release candidate made its ways to the masses, Songbird 1.0 is available for download. Songbird is an open source music player built on Mozilla code. The cross-platform music player comes in Mac, Windows, and ...
Songbird is out, who's singing?
Got a tip this morning that Songbird was finally out (meaning versioin 0.1). Songbird is a proof-of-concept
for now, an open-source music player built on Mozilla's XULRunner platform. It's like a browser and iTunes mushed
together, but better. Why ...
Songbird: A media player built on the Mozilla platform
The Mozilla platform already plays host to a handful of web browsers, an e-mail client, a calendar app, and probably some other stuff I'm forgetting. So what's next? A media player, of course. Songbird is a desktop media player build on the Mozilla ...
Songbird 0.3 developer pre-release available now
The developer pre-release version 0.3 (code named "Bowie") of Songbird, Mozilla's answer to music management, is available now. For the uninitiated, Songbird is an open-source music player, built on the Mozilla's XULRUnner platform (the same ...
Songbird 1.0 RC1 now available
Open source, Mozilla-based media player Songbird is inching closer to version 1.0. This week the team behind the cross-platform application made the first release candidate of Songbird 1.0 available. So what's new in the latest build? First up, ...
New Songbird developer preview has DRM support (yay?)
There's a whole flock of programs out there for playing and managing your music collections. But Songbird stands out as an open-source program based on Mozilla. Version 0.2.5 is still a long way from version 1.0, but there's a whole slew of ...
Songbird 0.7 RC1 is out: Mozilla-based music player is growing up
Songbird, the music player built on Mozilla is inching a bit closer towards a 1.0 release. Last night the developers pushed Songbird 0.7 Release Candidate 1 out of the nest, and it includes a whole slew of updates including improved memory usage, ...
Songbird 1.2 released, now with iPod sync (sort of)
Songbird, the open-source, Mozilla-based music player, has a bunch of new features in version 1.2 that make it worth taking a look at. The most important addition is 2-way iTunes syncing, so you can import and export songs and playlists back and ...
Songbird 0.2 released
We've been keeping a close eye on Songbird since its debut, and the open source Mozilla-based music player has proved somewhat of an enigma. Everyone agrees that the concept behind Songbird is really awesome, but so far it has seemed kind of like a ...
Songbird enters beta (perhaps too soon?)
Songbird, the Mozilla-based desktop media player that's been in alpha since last year, has finally moved to beta status - or, as the Songbird crew is calling it, "test flight." Version 0.2 is available for download for Mac, Windows, and Linux. ...
Songbird 0.4 developer preview released
Yesterday, the Songbird team released version 0.4 of their Mozilla based music application. We took a quick look at it, and were pleased with what we found. While at first glance Songbird may seem like an iTunes clone, it is actually much more than ...
iTunes Alternatives
As the comment section from our recent post about the latest iTunes update shows, not everyone is in love with iTunes. Especially for Windows users, the program can be buggy, hog memory/system resources and it tries to force users to organize and ...
How to replace the crappy pre-installed software on your new Windows 7 PC with great free apps
So you picked up a new Windows 7 laptop (or desktop) or you're planning on buying one in the very near future?
If you took a look at display models in stores like Best Buy or Frye's, you no doubt noticed that new systems come with a lot of ...
Shareaholic: Social bookmarking made easy
Are you the sort of person who likes to bookmark interesting web pages on del.icio.us, submit important or odd articles to digg, share rumors with Truemors, and send funny pictures of cats to your Twitter followers? Then have we got a Firefox ...
So, just how good at time waster games are you? Think you've got the stuff? Well, The World's Hardest Game 2.0 doesn't think you do.
Yes, amazingly, it's possible to have a sequel to a game called "The World's Hardest Game". It doesn't seem logically possible, since if the first one was actually the world's hardest, how could another one come along and share the moniker? It made me doubt the name in the first place. That is, until I tried the game.
The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
