If you watch a lot of Joss Whedon ‘s Dollhouse on TV, you ‘ll know that the Attic is a very bad place to be. However, Attic on the iPhone is a whole different ball game, and if you love the idea of rediscovering old music (and the memories that go along with them), or you’re simply a fan of beautiful new interfaces, then you ‘re going to love visiting Attic. [click on any picture to see a larger view] Attic is the Momento of music on your iPhone: a little crawl space populated with 15 albums so you can re-connect with forgotten tunes. I keep a pretty tight leash on my iTunes music library, and I sync the whole thing to my iPhone. so there ‘s a pretty good chance that I ‘ll like what Attic digs up. However, if you don’t like even a portion of what Attic’s 15-album Read More

Comcast 2.0 now gives Comcast cable users DVR functionality right from their iPhone. If you want to rock out with the iTunes Top 100, then TopJam is the way to do it. TopJam has just been released, and lets you find YouTube videos for the top 100 songs downloaded in iTunes. The app is going for $1.99 in the App Store now, but if you are a U.S. iTunes user then you have the chance to win one of 10 free downloads. All you have to do is find the post on AppAdvice.com, and retweet it. Good luck! For all my UK viewers out there We7 hits the App Store to bring streaming music to your iPhone. Here’s how it works. you must buy the Premium+ option, which is for UK users only. According to Mashable.com, this will let you stream millions of songs, Ad-free, to your PC and iPhone. Utility Read More

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When you think about it, Attic is really just a smart playlist with some fancy animations and a drag-and-drop functionality, but you really shouldn’t think about it like that because you’d be killing all the fun. Real life attics are dusty, cramped spaces with all sorts of things we just don’t  bother with anymore, so it’s interesting to see such a clean and polished app brandishing the same name. Attic automatically generates a set of the 15 most neglected albums on your iPhone and lets you drag and drop the LPs right into a player at the bottom of the screen to start “re-living” what was previously lost in your 16 or 32GB sea of media. I think this is a brilliant idea for a niche app, and I’ve been struggling with the impulse to just buy it outright for $0.99. You’ll know what happened if you see a review here Read More