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June 23, 2011 04:45 pm GMT
The artist formerly known as Extension Entertainment, now known simply as exfm, has officially gone mobile today, releasing its first mobile app for iOS. I've been enjoying exfm for a few months now through the startup's Chrome extension, so I'm very excited to be able to finally bring that experience with me on-the-go. For those not familiar, exfm is a social music discovery platform that basically turns the Web into your music library. As you go about your daily web wanderings, exfm's extension dutifully gathers each and every MP3 file that crosses your path, collecting these tracks into a music library that users can play, organize, make into playlists, and share with friends. For anyone who's ever said something along the lines of, "now what was that awesome track I heard earlier today on that music website? I can't remember, I guess I'll have wade to go through my browser history to ... ah, nevermind", exfm is for you. With the entire Web as exfm's canvass, this means that music lovers have access to some 20 million songs -- at least half of which weren't created Lady Gaga. That's a fairly robust library, to say the least. 
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Music Discovery Platform exfm Goes Mobile With A Killer App For iOS
The artist formerly known as Extension Entertainment, now known simply as exfm, has officially gone mobile today, releasing its first mobile app for iOS. I've been enjoying exfm for a few months now through the startup's Chrome extension, so I'm very excited to be able to finally bring that experience with me on-the-go. For those not familiar, exfm is a social music discovery platform that basically turns the Web into your music library. As you go about your daily web wanderings, exfm's extension dutifully gathers each and every MP3 file that crosses your path, collecting these tracks into a music library that users can play, organize, make into playlists, and share with friends. For anyone who's ever said something along the lines of, "now what was that awesome track I heard earlier today on that music website? I can't remember, I guess I'll have wade to go through my browser history to ... ah, nevermind", exfm is for you. With the entire Web as exfm's canvass, this means that music lovers have access to some 20 million songs -- at least half of which weren't created Lady Gaga. That's a fairly robust library, to say the least. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/dns08zQBNHY/
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