Joost -- slow and slower
Joost is a great idea, but does anyone else find it's horribly slow? It takes literally minutes for anything to load on my newish PC...
Top 10 downloaded songs: Britain v USA
Interesting to see the difference. (Source: Billboard.biz)
USA:
1 BAD DAY Daniel Powter Warner Bros.
2 YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL James Blunt Custard/Atlantic
3 PROMISCUOUS Nelly Furtado Featuring Timbaland Mosley/Geffen
4 CRAZY Gnarls Barkley Downtown/Atlantic/Lava
5 TEMPERATURE Sean Paul VP/Atlantic
6 UNWRITTEN Natasha Bedingfield Epic
7 SEXYBACK Justin Timberlake Jive/Zomba
8 OVER MY HEAD (CABLE CAR) The Fray Epic
9 HIPS DON'T LIE Shakira Featuring Wyclef Jean Epic
10 RIDIN' Chamillionaire Featuring Krayzie Bone
Britain:
1. Crazy, Gnarls Barkley
2. Grace Kelly, Mika
3. Chasing cars, Snow Patrol
4. Umbrella, Rihanna FT Jay-Z
5. I don't feel like dancin', Scissor Sisters
6. Hips don't lie, Shakira
7. Patience, Take That
8. How to save a life, The Fray
9. Ruby, Kaiser Chiefs
10. Maneater, Nelly Furtado
Napster comes to O2, but 12-song maximum applies
O2 i-mode phones will now be able to download songs from Napster directly over the air. The songs will cost €3.50 for two tracks, €6 for four or €8.50 for six. However, there is a maximum download limit of 12 songs per month, which seems daft. From March, the service will also offer dual downloads to computers, with a code that can be redeemed for a PC download. As usual, this service won't work for those with iMac or iBook computers.
