Last.fm is rumored to have a plug-in developed for the series 60 Symbian OS. Users get their first taste of Last.fm functionality thanks to aspyplayer. Douglas Fernando da Silva, developer and author of the Random Thoughts About Nothing (Usually) So Simple blog, has released an early beta version of his open python app that allows users to scrobble tracks to Last.fm as they play on an S60 device. For those who don't know much about this service. Using a music recommendation system known as "Audioscrobbler", Last.fm builds a detailed profile of each user's musical taste by recording details of all the songs the user listens to, either on the streamed radio stations or on the user's computer or portable music device. This information is transferred to Last.fm's database ("scrobbled") via a plug-in installed into the user's music player. The profile data is displayed on a personal web page. The site offers numerous social networking features and can recommend and play artists similar to the user's favorites. Users can create custom radio stations and playlists from any of the audio tracks in Last.fm's music library, and are able to listen to some individual tracks on demand, or download tracks if the rights holder has previously authorized it. Registration is required to acquire a profile but is not necessary to view any part of the site or to listen to radio stations.

Da Silva is currently working on the UI so rest assured that the screen shots above don't represent the finished product. To make use of aspyplayer, you'll need to first install Python for S60. Then just sign and install the aspyplayer installer package.

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