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Is there any way to scrobble the songs I listen to on my Android phone to Last.fm?

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See also this (slightly more specific) question android.stackexchange.com/questions/4257/… that asks about scrobbling and other support in music players. – GAThrawn Jan 19 '11 at 10:43

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The easiest way is to install the official Last.FM app, this will scrobble tracks played by the default Android music player, as well as from many 3rd party audio players, like WinAmp.

It doesn't work with some manufacturer customized music player apps (for instance, Samsung have modified the music player app on the Galaxy S's and scrobbling doesn't work from there). I use WinAmp to play my music on my phone, and that happily scrobbles via the Last.FM app.

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If you need just scrobbling, I recommend Scrobble Droid. It's only 45k. And works nicely with default music player for me.

http://www.appbrain.com/app/scrobble-droid/net.jjc1138.android.scrobbler

Hubi

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I recently switched to the doubleTwister player on my android and was happy to notice that it has an option to scrobble to Last.FM.

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