Unless you've been living as a hermit on the outskirts of Tibet, you've probably heard of Napster. The popular MP3 sharing community allows users to freely trade MP3 files with other music enthusiasts on the Napster network. As a result, Napster has come under fire from the Recording Industry of America and several musical artists who claim that Napster makes it too easy to pirate their music in flagrant violation of copyright law. The resulting legal battles have been making headlines for months. Inc. When a user logs into the Napster network, he is automatically assigned to one of these servers by the software.
Users have no say in the matter, which is fine most of the time.
With the Napigator on their side, Napster users can say good bye to failed log-ons, frequent disconnects, annoying lag times. If one server is acting up, just move on to another. Now here's the really cool part. The Napigator doesn't just allow you to connect to Napster servers. These servers are not run by Napster Inc.