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Available: Mundu Radio Beta
Techtree News Staff, Sep 17, 2006 1153 hrs ISTGeodesic, a leading software solutions provider, has launched the beta version of Mundu Radio, an innovative mobile Internet radio service.
Geodesic, a leading software solutions provider, has launched the beta version of Mundu Radio, an innovative mobile Internet radio service.
With Mundu Radio, mobile phone users can access Internet Radio stations from around the world, as also get access to unlimited music and other broadcast content (as per choice) from any part of the globe; on their mobile devices free-of-charge.
Mundu Radio promises users access to hundreds of thousands of digital Internet Radio stations, and to a plethora of local/international infotainment content (music, news, etc) available on the Web.
What's more, users can personalize their playlists and manage their profiles, thanks to an easy-to-use interface, which Geodesic claims is the key to freedom of entertainment.
Speaking at the launch, Kiran Kulkarni, managing director - Geodesic,
said, "Mundu Radio heralds a new era of unlimited mobile entertainment for the new generation, which is constantly on the move. Mobile devices today are ubiquitous, and users have shown a clear preference to having all their content available on their phones."
"With Mundu Radio, users' choice of music, news and
other content explodes without the need to carry separate devices. Mundu Radio will create even more compelling opportunities for online music fans, artists who are established and new, and for broadcast content providers and publishers who are looking to take their content onto the most widely available avenue - mobile phones," Kulkarni said.
The new service operates on mobile phones with an Internet connection (GPRS - CDMA and GSM), and does not require users to carry separate devices for listening to high quality music.
Mundu Radio is compatible with popular handsets based on Symbian, Windows Mobile, and Palm OS platforms. Unlike the existing MP3 streaming on most mobile phones, Mundu supports streaming at 24Kbps and 32Kbps making for superior sound quality.
The beta version of the new service can be downloaded for free at http://radio.mundu.com/.
With Mundu Radio, mobile phone users can access Internet Radio stations from around the world, as also get access to unlimited music and other broadcast content (as per choice) from any part of the globe; on their mobile devices free-of-charge.
Mundu Radio promises users access to hundreds of thousands of digital Internet Radio stations, and to a plethora of local/international infotainment content (music, news, etc) available on the Web.
What's more, users can personalize their playlists and manage their profiles, thanks to an easy-to-use interface, which Geodesic claims is the key to freedom of entertainment.
Speaking at the launch, Kiran Kulkarni, managing director - Geodesic,
said, "Mundu Radio heralds a new era of unlimited mobile entertainment for the new generation, which is constantly on the move. Mobile devices today are ubiquitous, and users have shown a clear preference to having all their content available on their phones."
"With Mundu Radio, users' choice of music, news and
other content explodes without the need to carry separate devices. Mundu Radio will create even more compelling opportunities for online music fans, artists who are established and new, and for broadcast content providers and publishers who are looking to take their content onto the most widely available avenue - mobile phones," Kulkarni said.
The new service operates on mobile phones with an Internet connection (GPRS - CDMA and GSM), and does not require users to carry separate devices for listening to high quality music.
Mundu Radio is compatible with popular handsets based on Symbian, Windows Mobile, and Palm OS platforms. Unlike the existing MP3 streaming on most mobile phones, Mundu supports streaming at 24Kbps and 32Kbps making for superior sound quality.
The beta version of the new service can be downloaded for free at http://radio.mundu.com/.
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