Tag archive: MusicStation

Is it just us, or is all that software bundles on new PCs getting louder? Hewlett-Packard and Omnifone have just announced a deal to bundle Omnifone's online music service in Pavilion, Presario, and Envy PCs sold in ten European countries. The software provides 14 days of free trial access access to millions of tracks from major and independent record labels—the tracks keep working as long as the users are in their trail period or… Read More

Omnifone has announced MusicStation Max, a mobile phone application designed to provide users within unlimited access to mobile music from major labels to their pre-licensed music phones. LG will be the first manufacturer to bundle in MusicStation Max, with 3G and HSDPA handsets due to start reaching consumers in the first half of 2008. The basic idea behind MusicStation Max is this: handsets are pre-licensed to access the music, so… Read More

A new subscription music download service for mobile phones has debuted in Sweden, just two weeks before the iPhone hits American stores.   For aweekly fee of around $4, which is added directly to the user’s phone bill, subscribers of the MusicStation can receive unlimited access to downloads froma library of a million songs. The deal is offered by Swedish mobile network Telenor, but MusicStation has been developed by British company… Read More

Britain's Omnifone has announced an ambitious new MusicStation mobile music service, aiming to provide an all-you-can-eat subscription-based music from all major music labels to owners ot 2.5G and 3G mobile phones throughout Europe (and, eventually, other regions). The service will be priced at £1.99/&euro2.99 a week, and has already set up partnership deals with 23 mobile network operators. "The launch of… Read More