Mobile music service provider Groove Mobile has expanded the scope of its mobile music handset platform to support new handsets from Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola, Nokia and Sony Ericsson. The company, which provides full track mobile downloads, has upgraded its platform to support the top selling handsets. Groove Mobile offers its customers access to nearly two million songs from various labels, artists and digital distributors making it a popular one-stop shopping solution for tunes from all genres, and the company will continue to make sure it supports the latest mobile phones.
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Peter Suciu
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July 23, 2007
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They support new handsets? So what. I can’t picture any mobile company that ::doesn’t:: need to support the latest handsets. Welcome to mobile.