Citi bank iPhone app users have cause to worry today. Citi has stated that its iPhone app was accidentally saving user information into a hidden file on the device.

Apple has announced that despite the new DMCA ruling that it is not illegal to jailbreak the iPhone that doing so will void your warranty. The new ruling may bring the mostly underground jailbreaking community into the spotlight.

To enjoy this app, you need to subscribe to Rhapsody To Go –currently priced at $14.99 per month– while non-subscribers will have the opportunity to try the app for a limited time free-trial period.

Rhapsody on iPhone from Jamie on Vimeo.

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This app’s features including:

• Find local shows near your neighborhood.
• Access a huge, global database of concerts and live events.
• Browse nearby concerts by date or favorite venue.
• Buy tickets and get directions to the show.

With more than 50 million registered users, iLike –the Web’s leading social music discovery service and the dominant music application on the Facebook, Orkut, hi5 and Bebo platforms– helps people share music recommendations, playlists, and personalized concert alerts.

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The free upgrade brings all of the features of the Sonos CR200 Multiroom Music System Controller to the iPhone controller for the Sonos BU250 Multiroom Music System. One of these features includes the “Info View” command. This new feature (accessed using the “i” button on the Now Playing screen) allows you to discover even more music via the various music services available on Sonos.

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According to Scott Williams, vice president of marketing for Elvis Presley Enterprises, Elvis always believed in embracing new technology. “This new Elvis Mobile application is another unique way to continue Elvis’ legacy.”

“Elvis would have been the first person to buy an iPhone and an iPod,” said Chris Przybyszewski, CEO of Resolute Games & Apps, the Memphis company that created the Elvis iPhone app.  “He would have loved the portability and would have been one of the biggest iPhone users ever.”

Elvis Presley (January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977) was an American singer, actor,  musician, cultural icon, and sometimes referred to as “The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll” or “The King”.

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According to PCWorld:

Most of these new features, while useful, are logical additions to increase iLike’s reach into social networks. However, the addition of iLike’s iPhone application tool, the turnkey system, is an interesting development. Instead of creating an umbrella application for users to access all iLike artists in a single application, the music service has instead opted to allow individual artists to create their own iPhone apps under the iLike brand.

With more than 45 million registered users and 300,000 artists, Seattle-based iLike helps people share music recommendations, playlists, and personalized concert alerts. iLike also runs indie music site GarageBand.com.

[via PCWorld]

The Orchard, a global leader in music and video entertainment, today announced that a comprehensive iPhone Apps program is being made available to its artist and label clients as a method of driving promotional strategy and increasing artist revenue. Orchard has tapped Fluidesign, the creative company behind a new developer program called Mobile Roadie, as its technology partner for the service.

Orchard clients now can create iPhone Apps directly through The Orchard’s Artist/Label Workstationsm (ALWsm). These Apps will ensure fans have real-time mobile access to exclusive music and videos, tour dates, photos, news, FanWall and more.

You get this customizable iPhone app with your own brand for $299 set up + $29/month.

[Business Wire via hypebot]

The solution’s benefits include:

• Distributed through iTunes App Store.
• Instantly updates with latest content including shows, twitter, and news,
• Eliminates the need for costly iPhone app development.
• Interactive engagement features.
• Enables you to converge online and mobile audiences into a single community.

Universal’s customized apps for The Pussycat Dolls, Lady Gaga, Soulja Boy, The All American Rejects, and Keri Hilson, which are released recently, created by Kyte platform. Check-out here to get more info on this solution.

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The songs are streamed, not downloaded, which means that you need a live Internet connection to hear them. In other words, imagine Pandora or Slacker, but focused on one band and with no restrictions on song order or skipping.

Dave Dederer, the band’s singer and guitarist said, “IPhone apps are exploding, including for musical artists, but nobody’s done anything like this.” The application was built by Melodeo, where Dederer one of the company’s executives.

[via CNET]