Smart gadget for radio streams

I love to try new things, but sometimes I don’t have the opportunity to do so. I have a memory stick, and I use it to have all my small mobile software on it. Evernote to make notes, iDaily Diary to write down daily events, English and French dictionaries, some useful things which are good to have at hand. I like to use memory sticks, because I always have my files with me, doesn’t matter what PC I use.

In the Popular Science I read about the InstantFM Music stick, and I would love to try it. (So if you have a free one,  think of me.) This is an FM tuner for PCs coming with software that records music from internet radio streams and from airwaves. It can match song snippets against a database, and add title and artist info on the fly. Lovely, isn’t it? You plug it, and record your favourite music radio stream. Then you only need an audio editing software and a burner, and you can make your own special music CDs. Read more about InstantFM Music on adstech.com.