Another new feature called Picks should have more universal appeal. (Like Channels, Picks is now a top level menu item under Collection.) This feature works like Channels but provides musical recommendations in a graphical way on a dedicated page in the UI, again based on your listening habits. (You have to sign into your Zune/Windows Live ID account for this feature to light up.) "Picks is like a soft entry point into Zune Social, because the picks are community based but don't come from your friends," Farrell said. "So it's a passive way to get good recommendations and find out about bands you've never heard of." If you're a Zune Pass subscriber, or at least a Zune Social member, the experience is better because you can benefit from the instant-add capabilities and person-to-person interactions of these services, respectively. While Zune 3 continues the attractive album art media library view from previous versions of the software, Microsoft has added a unique new Mix View, which is accessed via a small link in the lower left of the library. "In this graphical view, we re-sort the world with the currently-selected artist at the middle," Fallwell noted. Surrounding that graphic, hovering visually in the background like square planets circling a star, are related items you can click on to repivot the view and dig deeper. Some of the items are fairly obvious, like other albums by the same artist or related artists.

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