It looks like Amazon has just rolled out a new feature for Amazon Prime members. And strangely enough, it is one that offers Prime members the option to go with slower shipping. Basically, if you are an Amazon Prime member you can now opt for “FREE No-Rush Shipping” during your checkout process and in return, more »

Owners of the HTC Sensation 4G on T-Mobile are going to find themselves with one less application at the end of October. HTC announced it will be closing its Listen music store on October 31. Everything about the store will cease to exist including any songs you may have purchased. HTC recommends downloading any music purchased from the Listen app because they will all be inaccessible once the store shuts down.

Walmart’s MP3 store is in its final days. On August 28, 2011, the Walmart Music Downloads Store will be closed. Come August 29, all content from the store will be disabled. Customer support will still be around for anyone who purchased music from Walmart’s MP3 store prior to its closure.

According to recently announced offering from Amazon, select electronic purchases will now come with a freebie in the form of MP3′s. The offer seems to be simple enough, buy any of the pre-picked items from Amazon and get a $5, $10 or $25 credit that you can use towards the purchase of MP3′s from Amazon. more »

It looks like Amazon has rolled out another update for their Amazon MP3 app for Android. The latest brings the app up to version 2.0.10 and the requirements for use still include Android 1.6 or later and 1.6M for installation space. In terms of the new features, the ones that stand out for us are more »

It looks like that Lady GaGa promotion was a huge success for Amazon, which is strange to say when you consider it cost them nearly $3.2 million dollars. The numbers are coming by way of Billboard, who have it figured like this; Here’s the math: For every unit it sells at 99 cents, Amazon will more »

It looks like Amazon is back for round two of the $0.99 Lady GaGa “Born This Way” album offer. Of course, many will remember this as the album that took the service to its breaking point on Monday. Well, rest assured because according to Amazon, “This Time We’re Ready.” That said, it you happen to more »

The wait is almost over for the United States release of the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0. In case you haven’t heard of it before, the Galaxy Player 4.0 is not another Android smartphone. It does run on Android 2.2, but it’s essentially a Wi-Fi device for media consumption like the iPod Touch. For as long as Android has been around, it’s hard to imagine why no other company has released a device quite like this before. Amazon is now taking pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0 for $229.99. It will start shipping in three to six weeks.

Amazon really, really wants you to use its cloud services. Amazon is willing to give up 20GB of Amazon Cloud Drive space for an entire year if you purchase Lady Gaga’s new “Born This Way” album. Amazon has been running a similar 5GB promotion since the Cloud Drive was launched. If you meet certain criteria, and are willing to spend $0.99 for “Born This Way,” Amazon will gladly spare the cloud space. This offer is only valid today (May 23, 2011).

Amazon managed to beat Apple and Google to the punch when it released its Cloud Drive and Cloud Player for Android and the web. Consumers currently using Amazon Cloud Player for Android will have to make up their minds on whether they would prefer to utilize that, or whatever cloud service Google is undoubtedly working on. You wouldn’t think Amazon Cloud Player would actually work on an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, but it really does.