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• What Apple's Lala Acquisition May Mean for iTunes The streaming media site and the creative people behind it could change Apple's approach to music -- if Apple allows it.
• Use Aero Snap to Simplify File Management Think Aero Snap is one of those Windows 7 features that has no real practical value? Think again.
• Listen Up for Twitter Tunes Tweets from around the world create the first album of Twitter music, compiled by a British composer.
• Control iTunes from the Windows 7 Taskbar This handy feature is so subtle, many users don't even realize it's there.
• Force Windows Explorer to Launch Whatever Folder You Want Tired of seeing your Libraries every time you click Windows Explorer? Here's how to make the handy file-manager start in any folder you want.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 7: Everything Else Ready for the rest of your move? It's time to copy your everyday data from old partition to new.
• Tell Similar Files Apart With MD5 File And Folder Comparator Lite MD5 File And Folder Comparator Lite determines if two similar files are actually the same...and if they're different, what those differences are.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 6: iTunes Copying all your iTunes stuff to your new Windows 7 installation is surprisingly easy, especially if you know how to drag and drop.
• BlueBeat vs. Beatles: 3 Things We've Learned The Beatles are banned again from BlueBeat, which will take its tune to court this month.
• Baidu Deal May be First Step in Linking to Licensed Music UPDATE: Baidu did not fully confirm a statement by music provider Qtrax that it will indeed start linking to licensed music downloads.
• Beatles Ban Takes Effect at BlueBeat The online retailer is complying with a court order to stop selling Beatles tunes online -- for now.
• The Beatles on iTunes: Don’t Hold Your Breath Just because the Beatles' music is coming in digital form, that doesn't mean we can expect to see it on iTunes.
• Beatles Tunes on Apple! Apple-Shaped USB, That Is No, you can't get Beatles tunes on iTunes or elsewhere (legally) online. But you will be able to get them on an apple-shaped USB drive.
• BlueBeat Ignores EMI, Still Sells Beatles Catalog Online EMI Group on Tuesday filed a copyright violation suit against an online music site selling MP3s of Beatles albums and individual tracks.
• Beatles Due Soon on USB -- But Not From Apple Apple Corps and EMI are releasing a remastered, special edition of Beatles tunes on an apple-shaped USB.
• Rhapsody User Base Drops, Despite iPhone App Success After a half-million Rhapsody for iPhone downloads, Rhapsody is still steadily losing subscribers.
• FileQuest 7 Gold Can Replace Explorer...But Should It? Explorer replacement FileQuest 7 Gold offers some nice features, but is marred by a clunky interface.
• Lala for iPhone: Coming Soon (Fingers Crossed) An iPhone version of the music service has been touted as "coming soon" for a year — but now, "soon" might finally be just around the corner.
• MySpace Hopes to Reinvent Itself With New Music Features As part of its attempt to reinvent itself, MySpace unveiled a slew of new music products, including a massive collection of music videos, at the Web 2.0 conference.
• iHome iP1 iPod Dock The iP1 iPod dock aims to restore what compression has robbed from your music, but it suffers from some sound flaws.
• Explorer Replacement Commander Hearkens Back to Simpler Times Geek out like it's 1999 with Commander, a free program that recalls classic program Norton Commander.
• Create a Music Playlist in Windows Media Center Windows 7 users will have an easy time creating playlists on the fly. Vista users will have to follow these steps.
• BlackBerry Music Store: Too Good to Be True? The 7Digital store, also available from the Web, offers tracks that are cheaper than those found on iTunes and Amazon.
• Can You Hear Me Now? iPod Volume Restrictions On The Way iPods are about to get a lot more quiet, thanks to a new set of European standards governing how loud portable music players can go.
• Eminem Publishers v. Apple Finally Going to Trial If it came to a choice between Eminem and M&M's, it's no contest.