Yahoo just turned over its "Music Unlimited" operation to the rental music service Rhapsody.
True, Yahoo is in short pants these days. True, Microsoft knows this which is why they are making an unfriendly move to buy Yahoo.
Rhapsody isn't lighting the world on fire, either. Rhapsody charges $12.99 per month for millions of songs. It promises "Play all the music you want for one low monthly price". Maybe it would do better if Rhapsody were more portable. Maybe not.
There's Slacker's WiFi Net radio player which is mobile. It has a four inch screen that pushes the Internet radio stream to the player because it is&hellip
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