FlyTunes Announces New Digital Music service for iPod Touch
Posted on January 9th, 2008 in Apple, WiFi, iPhone, iPod Touch, media, third-party software |
FlyTunes is an satellite radio type of service and can work without satellites or additional hardware. It is said to offer users a more personalized radio-like experience, with thousands of channels of digital music that will work regardless of a wireless connection.
Some of the features include
FlyTunes outshines satellite radio in a number of ways:
— FlyTunes does not require a receiver or additional hardware purchase;
it works with the cell phone or personal media player already in a
consumer’s pocket.
— FlyTunes offers access to over 100 times more channels than satellite
radio, covering every conceivable musical taste.
— FlyTunes plays everywhere, unlike satellite radio, which does not work
inside buildings, or on planes.
— FlyTunes allows users to personalize their music channels. While
listening, users can promote favorite songs and flag unwanted ones
(never to be played again).
— There are no setup or monthly fees for FlyTunes
Although FlyTunes is made for the iPod Touch and iPhone it will soon be ported to other portable music devices including cell phones.
FlyTunes(TM) Announces New Digital Music Service for Apple iPhone
[Via Reuters.com]
Written by: Dylan Bailey
2 Responses
This doesn’t make any sense. How could it possibly do all this, and for free?
This is a pretty sweet little app (that’s free & I didn’t have to jailbreak my phone). They just increased their channels to 160 PLUS you can use your flytunes account to log-in to accuradio for another 300+ channels to choose from. Nice!