Phling music from your PC to your cell phone
A new mobile music and social networking service called phling! lets cell phone users access and listen to all of the music stored on their PCs at home via wireless streaming to your phone. Phling! also lets you share your music library with up to six friends, who can then listen to the music on their cell phones. Lastly, phling! allows you to to browse the profiles and music libraries of other phling! users anywhere in the world, enabling them to see how these users rate certain songs or albums…and how the entire phling! community has rated music.
Unlike other mobile music services currently available, Oxy Systems’ new service is the first one to be completely wireless. Users no longer need to connect their phones via cable to their PCs to sideload music. Instead, subscribers can listen to their music by wirelessly streaming these files to their handsets. An added benefit of listening to music in this manner is that subscribers no longer need additional storage capability on their handsets. Plus, if a subscriber ever loses his handset, he can easily reconnect his new phone to the service without worrying about losing music or photo files.
Written by Adam Berger for Gadgetell, 2006. |
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