technologyNovember 26, 2007

Your Music on the Wii, PS3, Windows Mobile and More!

My vision for MP3tunes is that your music library will play at every electronic location in your life. We sponsored a $10,000 contest asking developers to help get your music to every device. Here are the first half of the winners.

MP3tunes on the Wii (WiiTunes), MP3tunes on PlayStation 3 (PS3MusicPlayer), MP3tunes on Windows Mobile (SelectRadio), MP3tunes for the Chumby (quickTunes), and MP3tunes for Eclipse. Thanks to our creative developer community, you can play your music on more devices than any other locker system in the world.

Sony has a music store but purchases won't play on PlayStation consoles. Microsoft sells Zune songs that won't work with their own Windows Mobile devices. But your MP3tunes Music Locker works on those devices. This is the power of an open API.

--MR

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