The new Verizon V Cast Music service let you download songs to your cell phones, PCs or both for $15 a month plus a fee per song. [ Read More! ]

Now Verizon also brings mobile music into cell phones. Donīt they all have it already? The new Verizon music download service allows you to download music directly into your cell phones as well as your PC.
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The table above (from iTunes) clearly shows that the wav audio file is not suitable for cell phones because itīs too large (phones have small hard disks you know!).
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Orange UK is launching a web based music download and backup service. The new service allows OTA (over the air) mobile music downloads and it has a backup service that synchronises with Orange phones. [ Read More! ]

1.75 $ seems like a lot to pay for one song to your cell phone. According to a recent NPD price sensitivity analysis it’s the optimal price for OTA (over the air) music downloads to cell phones.

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Nokia today introduced the Nokia 6630 Music Edition, a special music version of the popular 3G smartphone. Ok whatīs new? According to Nokia itīs easier to manage and play your MP3 files with the new music player and the included 256-megabyte memory card lets you store more music than the original 64-megabyte memory card. Up to 15 CDs! [ Read More! ]