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Media recognition specialist Gracenote thinks Pandora (S P) and Apple’s (S AAPL) iRadio could use some competition, which is why the company will release a new API next month that will enable any company to launch a personalized radio service.

Gracenote’s new API, dubbed Rhythm, can be used to build radio offerings that start a customized stream based on an artist, a song, a genre or even a mood. Listeners will be able to like or skip songs, much like on Pandora. And just like the leader in online radio, Rhythm will be based on online radio rules specified in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), meaning that anyone using Rhythm to power an online radio offering won’t have to strike individual licensing deals with record labels.

By offering this kind of music intelligence solution for radio services, Gracenote is competing more squarely with the Echonest, whose music recommendation…

Confirming overnight rumors, AT&T said on Friday it would offer T-Mobile customers up to $450 to switch carriers. The deal starts before T-Mobile(s tmus) is expected to announce a switching incentive plan of its own at next week’s Consumer Electronics Show. The $450 is comprised of AT&T’s(s t) existing smartphone trade-in program and a new $200 transfer credit:

Beginning Jan. 3, under the limited-time offer, T-Mobile customers who switch to AT&T can trade-in their current smartphone for a promotion card of up to $250, which can be used toward AT&T products and services.  Trade-in values will vary based on make, model and age of the smartphone, but many of the latest and most popular smartphones will qualify for a value of $250.  T-Mobile customers can receive an additional $200 credit per line when they transfer their wireless service to AT&T and choose an AT&T Next plan, buy a device…

If you like the iPad mini(s appl), but wish it only cost half the price and ran Android(s goog), Acer has just the tablet for you. On Friday the company introduced the A1-830, a 7.9-inch Android tablet that bears more than a passing resemblance to the iPad mini. The specs aren’t quite top-notch, but it only costs $149.

The first thing you notice about the A1-830 is that it looks a lot like the iPad mini. It has an aluminum body and a white bezel. It also features the same size 7.9-inch display with 4:3 aspect ratio. It’s a bit chunkier, however, at 0.32 inches thick and 0.84 pounds.

Physical similarities aside, the A1-830 is closer to the original iPad in terms of specs, rather than the new retina display-equipped model. The 7.9-inch IPS LCD only features 1024 x 768 pixel resolution, which is pretty low at this point…