Rhapsody for BlackBerry out of Beta, offers library of 10 million tunes
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Just because you own a BlackBerry doesn't mean that you have to use it for business 24 hours a day. Now out of Beta and available from BlackBerry's App World is Rhapsody. The service offers a library of 10 million songs to stream to your handset over both 3G and Wi-Fi along with a number of radio stations with varying formats.
A free 14 day trial is available and after that, a subscription is required. For $9.99 per month, you can download an unlimited number of songs to 1 mobile device while a $14.99 monthly subscription allows you to download a song to as many as three mobile devices. Purchasing a song will cost you about $1 per title.
You can install the app for free from BlackBerry App World, but you will need to sign up for the free trial or the monthly plan by clicking on this link.
source: Rhapsody via Crackberry
A free 14 day trial is available and after that, a subscription is required. For $9.99 per month, you can download an unlimited number of songs to 1 mobile device while a $14.99 monthly subscription allows you to download a song to as many as three mobile devices. Purchasing a song will cost you about $1 per title.
You can install the app for free from BlackBerry App World, but you will need to sign up for the free trial or the monthly plan by clicking on this link.
source: Rhapsody via Crackberry
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