New enhanced version of Shazam launched on Nokia’s Ovi Store
Dec 2, 2009 entertainment, mobile, symbian
Shazam has just launched an enhanced version of their mobile_pulse_clears_the_federal_communications_commission.html’ title=’T-Mobile Pulse clears the Federal Communications Commission’>application and overhaul on Nokia (NYSE: NOK)’s Ovi Store. Shazam, if you haven’t heard of it before, is a overhaul that allows you to identify songs that are playing over loud speakers. Simply clutch your mobile phone up to a speaker, the diligence then records a short sample, transmits it to Shazam’s servers, identifies the song, and then spits backrest that information back to your handset. This new enhanced version allows you to tell your Twitter followers or Facebook friends the songs you’ve identified. More importantly you’ll be able to preview, and purchase, the songs you’ve identified from the Nokia Music Store. This new application is compatible with S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 and 5th Edition devices. It volition be free people for the first 30 days, and then cost $4.99, Ђ3.99 or Ј2.99 depending on where you are. The free edition volition distillery employment, but you’re going to be limited on the amount of songs you can identify.
For more information about the new features, check out the press liberation.
Tags: 30 day free, application, mobile, music, nokia, shazam, store, symbian
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