SeeqPod today released a new iPhone widget developed specifically to work with Apple's Safari Web browser on the cellular handset. The widget enables iPhone users to search for, discover, and play music from the internet. "Originally developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) SeeqPod’s technology, based on a biomimetic approach, works by mimicking the way the human brain processes information and creates associations, and can be applied to most any vertical industry such as Music, Music Video, Sports, Celebrities, Health or Finance." The current SeeqPod Music Search & Discovery beta launched in May, and the widget aims to leapfrog storage limitations by allowing users to access and share playlists on location within nearly any social network. Users can create playlists at SeeqPod.com that are viewable, playable, and ready for sharing using any of the SeeqPod widgets on the iPhone, other mobile devices, or a computer.