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Nokia Board Member Daniel Hesse: Over the air music downloads are not desirable

June 15, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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sideloading.jpgSideloading, the act of dumping content from your computer to your mobile device, will be the key in iPhone’s success according to Daniel Hesse. His statement directly contradicts an article on textually yesterday that states Nokia and a few other handset makers invested in a service called “MusicStation” which is basically an OTA music store.

Which is it Nokia, over the air downloads are useful or useless? Personally I’m more interested in services like NuTsie that will let me stream the music on my computer to my mobile device.

[Via: MacNN]

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