Last.fm’s iPhone application has been pretty popular, allowing users to stream their personalised music radio channels to their handset. Now it’s got a spiffing upgrade to version 2.0, with a host of new features.
The main change is the user interface, which has been made more intuitive. You can also tag the songs that you play [...]

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The drums, the drums, the drums, the drums… The Ting Tings certainly like their drums, as do I. While they’re focusing on bothering the charts, I’ll have to be content with messing about on Drum Kit, a new iPhone app that turns you into a touchscreen John Bonham. Kind of.

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I always wished I understood how to work samplers, sequencers and other tools of the electronic music trade. I’ve got lots of ideas for choons in my head (most of them involving squiggly acid basslines), but no technical ability to bring them to life. And I lack rhythm, crucially.

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Music 2.0 service Last.fm has launched its official iPhone application, just days after rival Pandora appeared on the App Store. It’s good news for those of us in Europe, where Pandora isn’t accessible. Anyway, the iPhone version has many of the features of the Last.fm website.

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Band was one of the apps shown off during Steve Jobs’ keynote at the WWDC show this year, before the App Store launched. So it’s no surprise to see it appearing on launch day.

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