There *is* a difference between somewhat not accurate and being completely out-of-nowhere random. It only seems to work somewhat right with mainstream music, and just lumps other close artists together that are in the mainstream as well. This doesn't necessarily give you a window to new music as much as it just gives you a name to most songs you hear everyday on the radio, anyway.

I guess I'll wait until the databases update before I use it for my purposes. >_>

Mine doesn't even match up the songs.

Fail: http://i33.tinypic.com/n4cwty.png
Epic Fail: http://i34.tinypic.com/e1akwh.png

Lawl Vista.

It also features a rip-off of Front Row from Mac OS X.

Won't happen.

So true.

Meh. I haven't ever used Pandora unfortunately because it's sadly US-only. What troubles me about all of this, however, is whether or not other services like Last.FM will be hindered by this as well, since that's an example of a service I do enjoy using to find new music.

Pet peeve: people who spell iPod Ipod or IPod. It's really annoying.

GPS does seem to be off in 2.0.1, but that may have been true before as well.

If these testers don't know what Vista looks like and pick it anyway, that's a pretty epic phail on Microsoft's part and I don't see how it's proving anything.