iTunes Music Service Introduced by nuTsie for Windows Mobile Smartphone Users

nuTsie, a provider of mobile and online music, is now offering a service compatible with more than two dozen smartphone models powered by Windows Mobile.

 

Windows Mobile smartphone owners can use the service to access their iTunes libraries on the go. They can also listen to other new music from the nuTsie community with the help of this application.

 

Apart from receiving recommended music based on their playlists, users can also build customized playlists from hundreds of thousands of songs. nuTsie even allows users to share and explore playlists from others in the nuTsie community.

 

uTsie parent company Melodeo provides music and other media. nuTsie for Windows Mobile is available now for a promotional, one-time price of $19.95; monthly subscriptions cost $4.99.

 

Melodeo serves more than 50 million wireless customers through distribution deals and customer relationships with various companies. These companies include Alltel, AT&T, T-Mobile, Handmark, Thumbplay (News - Alert), Danger, Motorola, Rogers, 3, China Unicom, Sony BMG Music Entertainment Warner Music Group in China, TDC in Denmark, Korean Telecom Freetel (KTF) and M1.

 

“nuTsie has already been a huge success on other phones, and we're excited to bring this service to millions of Windows Mobile users through Handango (News - Alert),” said Dave Dederer, Vice President of Business Development at Melodeo and founding member of rock band The Presidents of the United States of America.