March 14, 2007

MyStrands Mobile Adds Community To Streaming Audio

John Biggs

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Symbian Series 60 users should take a look at MyStrands mobile, a compelling music sharing app that creates social playlists - you and your buds can share music - and discovery though tags and search. It even supports multiple languages so you and your friends in France can share your Serge Gainsbourg playlists.

The service accesses a collection of six million songs, so hopefully there’s something out there for you, and connects directly to your MyStrands page.

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  1. Morgan

    I’ll give it a shot, see if it’s any fun.

  2. Martin

    Will be interesting to see how this plays against Vringo.

  3. Dwayne

    This stuff is exciting, the marriage of social media and mobile phones.

  4. Rhett Ryder

    Seeing as we are talking about mobile recommendations, I’d welcome any TechCrunch readers to try out The Filters offering for series 60 which is a free download from TheFilter.com.

    Like our desktop app, this software allows you to create playlists from your phones existing music library and also helps you to browse your phones library through recommendations.

    The Filter only requires that you are online when you sync your library data across to our community server – so it is easy on the phone credit/contract.

    Rhett Ryder
    CEO TheFilter.com

  5. Aleksashka

    Nikia is everywhere. Go ahead of all. Streaming video from youtube, now streaming audio. Wow!

  6. karl

    Wow. That’s about the dumbest thing I’ve heard in a while.

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