Nokia announced the details of it with my music service, which allows 12 months unlimited music to pay for you to go away.

From 16 October, the package will be sold for 129.95 pounds exclusively from Carphone Warehouse.

The service has more than two million tracks, the first in the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone and in later models.

In addition, unveiled a new phone 5800, to support services in 2009.

Major music label EMI announced that it participates in the service.

This means that all the major labels are on board, and Nokia also announced that it has partnerships with many independent labels.

The agreement allows 12 months unlimited free downloads, but users can download music they have been for an indefinite period.

Music through the service is not free of digital rights management software that restricts what people can do with it.

Music wrapped in DRM software for Windows and can be used only on Windows PC and mobile phones Nokia, with music.

Nokia already has 10 million mobile phones sold by 5310 XpressMusic, that the most popular music phone. It comes with a music service will also be available on your mobile phone N95, but the date still unknown.

Coincide with the launch, Nokia also unveiled its first mobile phone with a touch screen, 5800 XpressMusic. What is the end of this year to 279 euros (£ 219) worldwide, with music would be consistent with the version in early 2009.

“We know how our customers love music and hope to make music millionaires of people around the world,” said Simon Ainslie, Nokia UK managing director.

By 5310 phone, music must be downloaded to your computer, then transferred to the account of the phone, but it can be directly on the N95 and 5800 phones when they joined the service.

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It comes with stereo only in the United Kingdom Carphone Warehouse for advance payment.

While the catalog of available music is considerably lower than that of iTunes from Apple, analysts predict that could become a serious rival.

The package phone on sale in October and Carphone Warehouse pre-orders.

The service gives people unlimited access to year, Nokia Music Store catalog.

Users can download music, and it is on your computer able to download all the tracks after a year older.

“We believe what is happening with music make way people enjoy music,” said Tero Ojanpera, head of Nokia for entertainment and business circles, said in a statement “with music unlimited access to one year, can enjoy their favorite artists or dark – in new genres Do not have to worry every track or album purchases. ”

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Most analysts see the introduction of the United Kingdom as a test for the introduction of worldwide service.

“The entire world to see Apple as the base for mobile music, and this is an important step for Nokia”, said Paolo Pescatore, an analyst research firm Insight CCS.

The service is available to anyone who buys Nokia 5310th Telefone available about £ 69. Prices for new mobile packages are not known yet, but Mr. Pescatore estimated cost of about £ 170.

Until now, no mobile operators have joined service, perhaps because they are not prepared to undermine its own mobile music services, Pescatore said.

Opera own services has grown considerably in recent months with the resumption of its music store Vodafone and O2 a label BMG and digital signature music store Napster.

“We want to make sure that we offer our customers different options for maximum benefit from music during the 02 and Nokia will observe” comes with a music package with interest, “said Anthony Douglas, director of content 02

Vodafone music station costs £ 1,99 per week and offers its customers unlimited access to the directory 1.2 million songs.

In France, Orange has recently launched a free service of anti-piracy controls (also known as DRM) offers its customers 500 tracks per month for 12 euros.

“This idea, when we are going. The next wave of mobile music will be free from DRM (Digital Rights Management),” predicts Mr. Pescatore.

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Every day, the sources Nokia 329 million pieces and build one million mobile phones in 100 new phone models and sells these phones in 70 different languages to 150 countries.

But as mobile phones less and less about talking and more extension of our life, Nokia is a shift from hardware company into something more convergent. He is not a party, issues, but the use of parties, a.

“We are not mobile phone company, we have software and service companies, as well as”, Anssi Vanjoki, Nokia executive vice president, told BBC News.

He said: “We are already in the convergent world, to lead the consumers, about 200 meters from the people with their equipment, which will be on the Internet 24 / 7, with their mobile phones as multimedia computers.”

For Mr. Vanjoki of Nokia transformation is yet another change in the management company.

“The company was founded in 1865 and since then we price the company is several times the factory wood chips, which is our core business, monetising our software know-how through the sale of property.”

He added: “It is clear that converge in a world where the Internet software, hardware and media, which enabled us to monetise our know-how in many respects.”

Over the past helps genesis Nokia invests in research centres in the world, strengthening ties with universities and research institutions.

In the United Kingdom, “Nokia has partnerships with the University of Cambridge and focuses on the application of nanoscience in the market of mobile telephony has been designed and Professor Mark Welland, one of the world’s leading experts, nanotechnology.

Earlier this week the company released Morph, that the concept of telephone company showed that long-term ambitions, a mixture of high technologies and services.

Morphing is a product of nanoscience – hand-held devices can be bent, stretched to the opening of the world around them, and deliver more characteristics of the end of the device for future communication.

In the U.S., Nokia has a research center in Palo Alto, in the heart of Silicon Valley. Center focuses on the development of Internet and web applications using local talent and know-how at Berkeley and Stanford universities.

Professor Henry Tirri, Chief of Research Institute System, is responsible for promoting joint research between Nokia and partner universities around the world.

“Our study is very large – but we do not focus on the screen, radio technology or battery life – from nanoscience in the United Kingdom for services and software in Palo Alto.”

Scientific research for the plan should Nokia terminals, so that in future technologies and applications from one to three years, from three to eight years and beyond.

“A huge number of patents currently accounted for Nokia mobile phones research centers – interface design to improve sound quality in mobile applications.”

He added: “many things that you can see in the future, such as Nokia is moving to Internet companies at the expense of research laboratories.”

Mr. Tirri said: “Nokia phones are sold every 18 seconds every day, this computing platform humungous.

“Voice is one of the functions of these devices, but we are approaching the world focused on the data. These devices can connect the physical world with the digital world.

“But what services, the two marry?”

Such a project is trying to do just that, in Palo Alto. Nokia researchers are equipped with GPS technology in some of their mobile phones to help create a real-time picture of traffic flow.

The laboratory is collaborating with the University at Berkeley and state authorities for testing software in mobile phones, which we hope will lead to a better understanding of how movement within the system and will ultimately lead to better information for motorists because Driving.

Dr. John Shen, director of Palo Alto Research Laboratory, said that his team is at Nokia, as development services company.

“We see the intersection of Internet and mobility. Nokia is a device that the company remains profitable business in the coming years, but rather than wait until we have to change, Nokia is a forward and make changes now.”

He said that the focus of “complete solution”, including hardware and software, but also focus on “compelling user experience.”

“The company expects that the end-user experience is an advantage,” he added.

In Palo Alto, 50 researchers are working on future mobile communications services.

Professor said, Tirri challenge for Nokia, because they changed their goal was to address the problem of scale, and how best to use the information in the digital world phones were able to gather in the physical world.

“If one billion devices, has prepared a message every minute, march from the network bandwidth.

“And what we choose to measure the physical world, we can evaluate everything from the camera and sensors, such as GPS, which is quite possible.

“But the problem is that indexing data. What kind of data and for the people?”

“And then there is a user interface humungous problem – how to make the experience simple enough for consumers?”

Dr. Shen added: “If the technology is in user demand, the technology is the driving force behind the economy.

“But as soon as they cross along the main, and you will have to provide services and users.

“The focus now is to tie the best user interface. It must be user experience, rather than on the initiative of technology.”

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