Thumbplay brings a new Music service to the BlackBerry Smartphone.
Jan 08, 2010
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Ronen over at BR is out at CES and he posted this little info about a company called Thumbplay. It appears Thumbplay was showing off their new music app for the BlackBerry Smartphone. According to Ronen, the new music app is in private beta and you can request an invite at music.thumbplay.com. They currently have the top 4 music labels signed on to provide music along with many other private labels. Here’s what the app features…
Features include:
- Unlimited, on-demand access to any artist or album; includes millions of high-quality songs
- Search – Find music by artist, song, album or genre; includes free previews of all songs
- Favorites – a quick, intuitive way to build a personal music collection that automatically synchronizes between smartphones and the desktop app
- Online and offline smartphone access, listen to music without Wi-Fi or network connection. Whether underground or mid-flight, playlists are available for listening offline — delivering true portability on BlackBerry smartphones
- Effortless playlist creation; add songs or albums to playlists which automatically, wirelessly synchronize across PC, Mac and Smartphone devices
- AutoPlaylist — Instantly generate expert recommendations based on favorite songs; a great way to discover new music
- iTunes playlist re-creation within Thumbplay Music’s desktop app. With a few clicks, recreate iTunes playlists and have them available on your PC and BlackBerry Smartphone.
You will able to download and purchase music ranging from $0.69 to $1.29 per download. Now while the app is in beta you can stream music to your hearts desire. After the beta there will be a trail period for users and the service will run about $9.99 a month.
