Last.FM has released a version of their service that integrates nicely with the Windows Mobile family of devices yesterday. The new package functions as an App, instead of simply a mobile version of the web interface, and includes their popular scrobbling feature.
For those not familiar with Last.FM, scrobbler is a software which detects the tracks you're listening to (it uses plugins for various types of music listening software, such as Winamp, foobar, Windows Media Player etc), and adds them to your online profile on Last.FM.
The app is supported mostly by the user community, who tells us that it works on Windows Mobile 5 or 6 and the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 (usually included on WM 6). This latest move by Last.FM, in almost every aspect, continues to show that the spirit that founded the company is alive and well, despite working for the CBS Overlords now. They're still in the business of getting their application working with just about every platform in existence, and making your profile usable and viewable from everywhere.
You can grab the software from the Last.fm Forum or download a version direct from here: