The Music Jukebox In Your Phone

Imagine… you could actually have a mini-jukebox in your mobile phone! T-Mobile has recently launched Ear Phones, introducing a totally new category in music. Ear Phones enables customers to browse, download, store and play CD quality, digital music for the first time ever in their T-Mobile phones.

Music is already mobile. Just look at the phenomenal success of the iPod, Apple’s best-selling digital music player. But now, Ear Phones go a lot further: it lets T-Mobile customers browse, download, store and listen to music in their mobile phones – wherever they are, whenever they want. There is no need for a separate digital music player; no need for downloads to your PC too. In addition, Ear Phones is simple and rapid. With just 3 clicks, you can browse and download the songs of your choice! Uniquely, Ear Phones also enables customers to download music before it is available in the shops. And not to worry, all major handset manufacturers and giants of the music industry – Universal Music, Sony Music, Warner Music, and so on – back the Ear Phones. This gives subscribers a whole range of choices from the different record companies.
Let’s Get Down To Business…
The folks at T-Mobile have recognized one important demand of today’s consumers: instant gratification. In a fast-paced society like ours’, consumers demand convenience and speed. With the rapid download of songs anytime, anywhere into your mobile phones, this is sure to please many consumers, especially youngsters and executives who are always on the go. People everywhere are passionate about music, and they have an increasingly personal relationship with their mobile phones. Surely, Ear Phones is a perfect marriage of both trends. CoolBusinessIdeas.com thinks that incorporating such concepts, where new innovations or ideas can satisfy more than one need of the modern consumer, is likely to make your product a success. Try to think out of the box, making the impossible become possible. Who knew, 50 years ago, that music could have gone mobile (or that mobile phones would have been such a phenomenon today)?
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T-Mobile Press Release
T-Mobile Turns Handsets Into Mini Digital Music Players [Silicon.com]