So far, most operators’ mobile music services have been aimed at 3G phones, to ensure that full tracks download speedily over the air. However, mobile music firm Beatnik says its new technology will bring full-track downloads to the huge base of older 2.5G phones too.
How? Its Mobile Music Player includes technology that compresses songs up to ten times smaller than the popular MP3 format. The result: songs download fast even over GPRS, and you can fit more of them on your phone’s internal memory. Beatnik is in talks with operators and handset manufacturers to launch the Player, so watch this space.
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