Last.fm scobbling from Nokia Phones or Nokia Music...

Is there any chance of getting support for last.fm scrobbling from either Nokia phones themselves, or from Nokia Music (or Nokia Music Manager) PC Applications? I've just upgraded from a Nokia N95 8GB to an N97, and have found that the 3rd party Mobbler application doesn't support scrobbling from this device.

rhidian wrote:
Is there any chance of getting support for last.fm scrobbling from either Nokia phones themselves, or from Nokia Music (or Nokia Music Manager) PC Applications? I've just upgraded from a Nokia N95 8GB to an N97, and have found that the 3rd party Mobbler application doesn't support scrobbling from this device.
bump! I would love to see this feature

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