About Last.fm

The Last.fm is a music recommendation service. To use Last.fm, you need to register and download the Scrobbler, which will help you discover new music based on songs you hear.

What is scrobbling?

A scrobbler is a small message that sends to the Last.fm Scrobbler to tell about the music you're listening.
The scrobbling helps us know which songs you hear most often, of what music do you like most, how many times have you heard an artist in a specific period of time, which of your friends have similar tastes in music ... all this and more. By focusing on a song you've heard, it helps you find other songs.

What you get

Through the scrobbles can make daily recommendations tailored to each listener Last.fm. They allow us to compare what you hear with scrobbles of millions of listeners around the world, which means that its recommendations are the result of over 43 billion scrobbles. And that number does not stop growing!
There are many other things you can do on Last.fm. By joining our community, you can assign tags to track, participate in discussions, to know what's out and about and find new ways to discover the secrets of his history of music.

Last.fm, even if we are considered a 'small' community when compared to iOS, Android, or Symbian, we still want to be considered a part of YOUR ecosystem. You have a loyal fan-base who would like to see your application on their smartphones, to make their experience more intuitive. So, the question is not "why to make a Nokia N9 version?", but rather "a lot of Nokia N9 owners want this and love our product, so WHY NOT?".

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