Tech Shout!

Melodeo has announced a new mobile music service called ‘nuTsie’. This new music service allows consumers to get their entire iTunes library on to their mobile phones.

nuTsie is a free mobile music service and is yet in the public beta stage. Basically, using this service, just about anyone can easily shuffle through all of their iTunes music and playlists in hi-fi quality on their mobile phone on even on the Web.

What’s more, when using nuTsie, users will be able to access their iTunes music on a wide variety of mobile phones available today, and absolutely no expensive device upgrade is required.

nuTsie is built on Melodeo’s proven high-quality and low-bandwidth mobile streaming technology. This means that consumers will not have to deal with limited storage capacity on their cell phones. This is because nuTsie actually does not download actual iTunes song files, eliminating all storage issues, sideloading hassles or piracy worries.

Instead, nuTsie works by referencing a consumer’s iTunes library and playlists and then makes the same track titles available for streaming from nuTsie’s servers via the Internet and mobile phone.

nuTsie combines Melodeo’s innovative streaming music technology with an enhanced “radio rules” shuffle algorithm that ensures artists, record labels and music publishers are paid for every use of a song. nuTsie is also the only non-Apple music service to play “Fair Play” music purchased by download from iTunes.

Melodeo’s nuTsie mobile music service is very easy to install. All you have to do is nuTsie.com and upload your iTunes library. Then you have to download the nuTsie link that will be sent to your mobile phone via an SMS.

Besides, you can also access the nuTsie service via a browser on any computer that is connected to the Internet.

Just yesterday, Lala.com unveiled its new music service that allows customers to sync their iPods from just about any computer.