Nov 1, 2005 • 1 min read

Nokia and EMI pilot Bluetooth music service in Finland

Nokia and EMI are piloting a Bluetooth service in Finland letting users access music, ringtones and video clips in selected coffee shops and music stores.

More mobile nonsense, and Nokia have teamed up with EMI to pilot a new service in Finland which will let music fans access music, ringtones, video clips and vouchers on their mobile via blue tooth in selected coffee shops and music stores. Customers must download a bit of software to their handsets to use the service, though once they've done that they will be able to access all the content on offer for free, well during the trial anyway, EMI would most likely adopt a subscription model if and when it rolls out the service properly.

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