Didn’t I make you feel like you were the only man!
Love, didn’t I give you everything that a woman possibly can?
Each time I tell myself well I think I’ve had enough,
But I’m gonna show you, baby, that a woman can be tough.

I want you to come on, come on, come on, come on
Take it!
Take another little piece of my heart now, baby!
Oh, oh, break it!
Break another little piece of my heart now, baby yeah.
Oh, oh, have a!
Have another little piece of my heart now, baby,
You know you got it if it makes you feel good,

You’re out on the streets looking good,
Baby deep down in your heart well you know it ain’t right,
You never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever hear me, ever hear me when I cry,

And each time I tell myself that I, well I can’t stand the pain,
But when you hold me in your arms, I’ll sing it once again.

I want you come on, come on, come on, come on and take it!
Take it!
Take another little piece of my heart now, baby.
Oh, oh, break it!
Break another little bit of my heart now, baby, yeah,
Oh, oh, have a!
Have another little piece of my heart now, baby,
You know you got it, if it makes you feel good.

The absolute summer hit… (So let’s dance)

If you hold my hand
Things won’t be the same
If you hold my hand
Things are about to change

Summer’s gone, spring is gone, life goes on and on and I’m just bored to tears
If I could find a little space to paint a smile upon my face and hide the years
If winter comes and I’m around to see the snow upon the ground, what can I do
When I don’t have the will to fight the coldness of the summernights are the darkest blue

Let go…

As the title says, if you feel you can’t let go then let go…

Simply expresses what you feel and what i feel!!!

Thanks my Angel…

Paul Van Dyk – Let Go (Feat Rea Garvey)

I can’t get it out of me
It’s breathing inside of me
It’s reaching inside of you
You’re feeling infected
You’re being infected
It’s just like the cold
A kiss on your lips
Now you’re taking control

I feel like a criminal
I’m falling apart
We’re leaving for Venus
In a getaway car
‘Cause no one can save us
There’s no need to try
I’m looking for saviours
Before they all die

If you want to try and save me
Then take my heart don’t hate me
If you feel you can’t let go then let go

I feel like a criminal
I’m falling apart
We’re leaving for Venus
In a getaway car
You say that you haunt me
But you don’t really know
You’re clinging to fingers
But you gotta let go

If you want to try and save me
Then take my heart don’t hate me
If you feel you can’t let go then let go

Let go…

If you want to try and save me
Then take my heart don’t hate me
If you feel you can’t let go then let go

george

Cunnie Williams ft. Monie Love – Saturday 

Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) and Napster (NASDAQ: NAPS) together with Italy’s leading operator, Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM), offer Napster Mobile, a music service co-developed by Ericsson and Napster. Moreover, this week another Napster deal has signed with the leading Chilean operator Entel PCS to launch the first Napster Mobile service in Latin America.Ericsson will have end-to-end responsibility for systems integration, management of the day-to-day operations and development of the service, which features Napster’s catalog of more than three million songs. The agreement also includes content and digital rights management, enabling the operator to launch the service easily and cost efficiently.  Napster Mobile is based on Ericsson’s service delivery platform and will enable TIM’s and Entel Mobile and PCS’s subscribers to search, browse, preview and purchase content via Napster shop wireless handsets. The service offers a dual-delivery option for simultaneous downloads to subscribers’ mobile phones and PCs. 

TIM official press release: http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson/press/releases/20080128-1185659.shtml

Entel official press release: http://www.ericsson.com/ericsson/press/releases/20080204-1187769.shtml

198.682.458: users up to now, claiming MySpace as the most popular on line social networking tool.

150.000: dollars earned by Hi5 from donations, sponsors and advertisement for the enhancement and future development of the society.

65%: of the Facebook users, answer in a Times questionnaire that they have used the specific web site to check their ex- boyfriends/ girlfriends.

75%: of the Facebook users are saying that they have used the tool drunk.

70.000: new videos are uploaded to MySpace.

55%: is the percentage of the female users in ΜySpace.

56%: is the percentage of the male users in Ηi5.

2,7: billion photos are uploaded up to now to Facebook.

40%: of the MySpace users are between 35-54 clearly saying that on line networking is not only for youths.

60.000.000: are active users in Ηi5.

6^th: most popular site in the world is MySpace, based to on line statistics by Αlexa.

50%: is the percentage of the males and females that use Facebook.

2.000: applications are used up today from Facebook users.

80,74%: of the global online communities market belong to MySpace, with Facebook at 10,32% and hi5 trying to keep up at 1%. 

source: www.ethnos.gr 

Just for the ones that dont know the title and the artist of this special winter hit.

When I wrote* last week’s column comparing the social-networking sites MySpace and Facebook, I included a line after my signature stating that I had only 124 friends on Facebook, and urged readers to add me as their friends. As of today I have 261 new Facebook friends, the majority of which are Generation Y college students.

I turned to Hitwise data to find out more about them. By examining which websites social-network users visit after logging into their profiles, we can gain a bit of insight into how sites like Facebook fit into their members’ daily online lives. The data showed that after other social networks, the most clicked-on category of sites was search engines, with 11.6% of all downstream visits. Web-based e-mail services were next with 8.5%. Blogs came in third in popularity at 6.1%, claiming more than four times the number of visits to traditional news sites, which logged 1.5% of downstream visits.Perhaps a more interesting — and more accurate — way to figure out where college students are going online is to assess which of the 172 web categories tracked by Hitwise get the most hits from 18- to 24-year-olds. Here’s a shocker: Porn is not No. 1. I’ve actually been puzzled by the decrease in visits to the Adult Entertainment category over the last two years. Visits to porn sites have dropped from 16.9% of all site visits in the U.S. in October 2005 to 11.9% as of last week, a 33% decline. Currently, for web users over the age of 25, Adult Entertainment still ranks high in popularity, coming in second, after search engines. Not so for 18- to 24-year-olds, for whom social networks rank first, followed by search engines, then web-based e-mail — with porn sites lagging behind in fourth. If you chart the rate of visits to social-networking sites against those to adult sites over the last two years, there appears to be a strong negative correlation (i.e., visits to social networks go up as visits to adult sites go down). It’s a leap to say there’s a real correlation there, but if there is one, then I’d bet it has everything to do with Gen Y’s changing habits: they’re too busy chatting with friends to look at online skin. Imagine.This reshaped online landscape leaves me feeling old and out of the loop. It seems that social-networking sites have not only usurped porn in popularity, but they’ve also gobbled up time Gen Y-ers used to spend on traditional e-mail and IM. When you can reach all of your friends through Facebook or MySpace, there’s little reason to spend time in your old-school inbox. So, if social networking is becoming e-mail 2.0, then perhaps Microsoft’s recent $240 million dollar payout for such a small stake in Facebook isn’t that ridiculous.The reality is that Facebook isn’t just for kids. Last week — and this was a highlight — my dad, who just turned 75, added me as a friend on Facebook. I considered sending him a virtual beer to celebrate the occasion, but I didn’t think either of us would see the point. Back in my day, we drank beers out of bottles and cans — we didn’t have these new-fangled virtual beers. But, then again, I think that’s something I probably still have in common with the younger generation, something I don’t need Hitwise data to back up: the love of a good old-fashioned beer.Let the messages roll in.

*Bill Tancer is general manger of global research at Hitwise Source:

TIME (http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1678586,00.html?cnn=yes)

Shazam, the service which identifies music when played into a mobile phone says that it is now registering one and a half million calls per week, and boasts 11 million unique users. The company is launching services in 25 new countries giving it coverage across 45 markets in all major territories including the United States, Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific and MENA.

Shazam works by end-users holding their phone to the music for 5 to 10 seconds while it identifies the track using a process based on unique ‘fingerprints.’ The service immediately sends the user the name of the artist and song title. Having received the music recognition result, users can then choose to buy associated products (ringtones, full track music, wallpapers etc), find out more about the track or artist, or engage with like-minded fans. To use Shazam’s music recognition service, customers do not need any additional hardware or software for their mobile phone, and no user registration is required.Andrew Fisher, CEO of Shazam commented: “We are delighted and proud to have reached this milestone in our history. 500 per cent growth in just five months is unprecedented and not only reflects the maturity of the market but also the depth of our service in delivering end users the rich music experience they want and need. We are confident that our agreements with AMG and LyricFind will continue our commitment to innovation and support our expanding global footprint.”

Source: http://www.cellular-news.com/story/26923.php?source=newsletter

A really interesting article by Business Week

http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/oct2007/tc20071024_654439.htm?campaign_id=nws_insdr_oct26&link_position=link12