Napster and Ericsson announce launch of Napster Mobile with O2 UK
Napster and Ericsson have announced the launch of Napster Mobile music service with leading UK network provider with O2 UK.
Co-developed by Napster and Ericsson, Napster Mobile is a premium music service allowing O2 UK customers to search, browse, preview, purchase and play full-length tracks from Napster’s catalog of over 5 million songs.
Napster Mobile also offers dual-delivery for simultaneous downloads to a subscriber’s PC and mobile phone, a unique feature that provides users the convenience of downloading songs directly to their phones with a high-fidelity copy of the song available to download on their PCs.
Napster bigwig is a little more than enthusiastic about the partnership,
"We’re extremely excited to be partnering with O2 UK on the launch of Napster Mobile. We look forward to delivering a superior mobile music experience to O2 UK’s customers, along with the largest mobile music catalog available. It’s the perfect extension of Napster’s online service in the UK."
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