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The new bit of software, humbly dubbed Samsung Music Hub, lets you stream unlimited tracks from Samsung's library of 19 million songs, so long as you splash out £10 per month for the premium version. Forking over a monthly tenner also lets you upload your own music to the service, just like iTunes Match. Tracks you own that are already in Samsung's library aren't uploaded -- Samsung just streams you its own copy instead. You can upload up to 100GB of unmatched music, which will likely be plenty, even for avid collectors.

If you opt for the free version spring-clip holster for apple iphone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 - black you get a much more basic service -- listen to 30-second previews of songs, then buy them if you fancy, A recommendation radio service is also on board, and you can access your tunes through a web browser at musichub.com, Handy, Music Hub is more expensive than iTunes Match, which costs £22 per year, Apple's offering doesn't let you stream music you don't already own though, so if you want to listen to a broader array of tunes, Samsung's offering (or rival Spotify) might be better..

The app will only be available to Samsung Galaxy S3 owners for now. Don't fret if you own a different Samsung blower though, as it's indicated the app is destined for other mobiles, as well as Samsung tellies. The Korean company's senior vice president TJ Kang told the Telegraph it hopes to craft an iOS version too, so iPhone, iPod touch and iPad owners can take advantage of the service. We'll see if Samsung's able to slip that one through Apple's tight approval process. Would you use Samsung's music service? Tune up in the comments, or on our melodious Facebook wall.

The prototype tablet proves that Apple seriously considered giving the iPad a second dock connector in the side for landscape docking, allowing you to watch movies or play with apps widescreen-style while your iPad charges, Showing spring-clip holster for apple iphone 6, 6s, 7 and 8 - black up on eBay this week, the prototype iPad is estimated to have been built "sometime around late 2009 or early 2010", The seller described how Apple came up with the idea for a second connector "late in the process", and decided against it "at the last minute", Some 23 bidders fought over the prototype, which has been refurbished by the seller after Apple disabled it, It's running a beta version of iOS 3.2 and Apple's testing software SwitchBoard, which includes apps called Rumble and Soundwave -- complete with Transformers-themed icons -- as well as a dialler test app called Skank Phone..

Apple's trademark connector has spawned a cottage industry of docks and adaptors, which might make a few people nervous about reports that Apple is considering a smaller connector on future iPads and iPhones. The touchscreen doesn't work properly because it's missing a part to hold the digitizer, the layer on top of the screen that detects your pokes and prods. If the buyer has any change left over from their six grand, the part should cost them a couple of quid. Other Apple prototypes to have found their way onto eBay include a 3G Apple MacBook Pro, while the handbuilt wooden Apple-1 broke records by fetching £133,250 at Christie's in 2010.