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Music SMS

 Send music through your mobile.
 
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Wouldn't it be great to send your favourite tracks to a friend via your mobile phone. Maybe using the same method as SMS. We could just use the handsfree kit to listen to the track or normal audio headphones. At the moment all we can do is send ringtones but that is not music!!.
—Turkish, Jan 18 2002

3GPP - GSM on steroids. http://www.3gpp.org/
The web site is terrible, but this is an actual consortium trying to basically turn mobiles into e-mail clients, only it's not e-mail because it can do multi-media. Except that e-mail can already do multi-media, but well, mobiles are special. [jutta, Jan 18 2002]

Pogo http://www.pogo-tech.com/
Or buy a Pogo. Internet access through a GSM device. [hippo, Jan 18 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

SMS, EMS and MMS Resource Centre http://www.palowireless.com/sms/
Find out about the mobile phone messaging services Europe and most of the world uses. [Aristotle, Jan 18 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

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       As long as they don't make music sound as awful as they do now. Give it a few years, sit back and relax as the record companies start shitting themselves over a new file-sharing application...
—-alx, Jan 18 2002
   

       (Imagines people walking around with circa 1970's boom-box-sized phones, blasting music)   

       Heh.
—phoenix, Jan 18 2002
   

       I'm pretty sure this is baked for some phones and ringtones.
—bookworm, Jan 18 2002
   

       This idea is exactly what one of those brand awareness adverts for Nokia says. The one with the scientist and his reggae loving mate. "Soon, you'll be able to send music through your mobile."
—calum, Jan 18 2002
   

       Can one not already send e-mail from some cell-phones? And can one not attach MP3 files to e-mail? So what am I missing?
—angel, Jan 18 2002
   

       I don't think using "the same method as SMS" will fly. SMS messages are limited to about 120 bytes. As for the rest -- what angel said.
—jutta, Jan 18 2002
   

       Baked. This is essentially MMS - the proposed Multimedia Messaging Service for 3rd Generation mobile phones based on SMS.
—Aristotle, Jan 18 2002
   
      
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