In an interview the other day, MySpace co-founder and CEO Chris DeWolfe said that he could see MySpace developing and launching a "device for listening to music" in the future, but that they're currently just focusing on MySpace Music. Earlier this year, MySpace launched a download store in conjunction with major labels. Building its own MP3 player which ties in to that service, and potentially allows users to stream tracks over wireless, would be an obvious next step for the social networking company. Especially if it starts offering Slacker-like features. MySpace (via Reuters) Related posts: MySpace Music | Oasis teasing new album 'Dig Out Your Soul' for free via MySpace