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Thu August 05, 2010

Sing karaoke on Android cellphone

YAMAHA Music Media Corporation began to provide a karaoke service for Android-based cellphones on August 2.

To use its service My Sound Karaoke, the user will need to download the dedicated application from the Android Market on her/his Android cellphone.

As of now, the karaoke service works on some cellphones, such as NTT DoCoMo's HT-03A, SO-01B (Xperia), and SH-10B (LYNX), au by KDDI's IS01, and Softbank Mobile's X06HT (HTC Desire).

The service levies a monthly fee of ¥630 on the user.

In addition to the monthly fee, the user may need to pay the communications fee to enjoy the karaoke service, depending on the plan he/she contracts with his/her mobile operator.

The user who subscribes to the service will be able to sing karaoke tunes unlimitedly.

Free trial services are also available.


tag: ICT keitai cellphone Mobile Mobile phone Smartphone android karaoke YAMAHA Music Media Corporation My Sound Karaoke
posted by sam at 01:43:55 JST on Thu August 05, 2010 | Comment(0) | TrackBack(0) | mobile
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