SweetFM now an open source project

SWEETFM NOW AN OPEN SOURCE PROJECT

July 16th, 2009 | Tags: Amp, Apple Weblog, Bug Fixes, Christina Warren, Compatibility, Equalizer, Google, Intel, Itunes, Keyboard, Mac Client, Mac Os X, Nbsp, Open Source Project, Os X, Powerpc Macs, Slick Design, Streaming Music, Streams, Tuaw

Filed under: Software, iTunes, Open Source

SweetFM, a totally awesome Mac client for the Last.fm streaming music & recommendations service, is now an open source project. This means that anyone can download it for free and you no longer have to pay $29.00 for a license key to use the application. Our own Christina Warren reviewed SweetFM last month, and she was pleased with its slick design and many great features, including Apple Remote and Apple Keyboard media key compatibility, extensive integration with iTunes, and deep support for your Last.fm stations.Since her review, SweetFM has also been updated, adding an equalizer for Last.fm streams and bug fixes.If you're interested in SweetFM, check out the Chocomoko website, visit the project page on Google Code, or read Christina's earlier review. SweetFM is a Universal Binary (compatible with Intel and PowerPC Macs) and requires Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

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