Smule is today bringing its popular Magic Piano app to Android, expanding on an iOS community that includes over 14 million users who have played more than 135 billion notes according to the company.

It’s not surprising that Smule, the startup behind cool musical iPhone applications like Ocarina and I Am T-Pain, has an app for Apple’s soon-to-debut iPad device, too — Magic Piano (iTunes link), ...

You know the freemium business model for mobile apps has reached an inflection point when music app developer Smule—which has never released a free app in the lifetime of the company—embraces it. Sm… ...

Igor Levit plays piano for an audience that includes critic Alex Ross, in the black mask, and Frido Mann, Thomas Mann's grandson, wearing the blue mask, in the first performance on Thomas Mann's piano ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Magic Piano has finally arrived for Android. I think I’ve only been waiting a full year for this to happen, ...

Smule, the developer of iPhone musical mainstays like Ocarina, Leaf Trombone, and I Am T-Pain, has announced its first iPad-only app: Magic Piano. The app, which seems as whimsical as Smule’s previous ...

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SonicMule (affectionately known as Smule) has released a variety of engaging apps for the musically-curious, including Ocarina, Leaf Trombone, and I Am T-Pain. The iPad provides a bigger surface for ...

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Among the disappointments of Colm Toíbín’s new novel, “The Magician,” which imagines the life of Thomas Mann, is any real sense of the richly extravagant artistic life of the émigré community in 1940s ...