Sound start to music on mobiles
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Swedes are the first to try a music serivce for mobiles that lets them download unlimited tracks for a weekly fee.
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DAB joins the digital music party Mobile radio listeners will be able to download tracks as as they hear them from early next year. Radio production outfit UBC and Heart FM will roll out downloads via DAB in beta form this year, with a full commercial launch in Q1 2007.â¦
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Music fans have been slow to buy music  on their mobile phones. So several companies have responded  with services that let users access from their phones music  that is stored on their computers.
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Some wireless gadgets pump music from a computer to a stereo or TV. Others take a broadband connection and make it available to any PC within range.
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Donât search your stocking for that rumored iPod phone among this yearâs Christmas booty. Selling songs over cellular is a heated market, but early adopters of music-over-mobile (MoM) will have to start with the basics.
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Want to watch your HBO while waiting at the doctor&#39;s office, or use your cellphone instead of a portable music player to listen to songs from your home digital jukebox?
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Access the cloud of music available in various nooks and crannies of the internet with SeeqPod's new iPhone version of their "playable search" free music service.
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Music, ringtones, cameras, browsers and other 'extras' have become the norm among mobile devices.
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Connect your MP3 player and phone audio in one fell swoop, on the cheap.
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The recording industry is beginning to respond to a proposal made this week by Apple chief executive Steve Jobs calling for an open music system that would allow songs to be played on any device.
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By ALEX VEIGA LOS ANGELES - Carlos Gomez could be the recording industry's ideal mobile music customer. His phone is his music player of choice and he spends about $100 a month buying songs for it - often on impulse after hearing a tune on his car radio.
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CANNES, France -- With an eye on the success of portable music players, mobile phone makers are going after would-be iPod buyers by building high-quality players into their handsets.
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You're at a dance club or shopping mall when you hear a great new song. So you pull out your cellphone, press a few keys, hold it up to the speakers, then press a few more keys. Now a digital recording of the song is on its way to your home computer, with the 99-cent charge added to your phone ...
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The outlook for mobile music in 2005 can be summed up in one word: more.
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Mobile phone tune may play too loudly, Siemens says.
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Melodeo is prepping an offering that uses a consumer's iTunes playlist to stream music to his or her phone. The service is currently in beta.
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By Edward C. Baig  Want to hear music from your iTunes library on your cellphone? No, not that cellphone.