December 21, 2004
Sing Your Song, Ring Your Bell
KTF is to provide karaoke ring-tone service converting karaoke singing to ring tones and connection tones, reports Telecoms Korea.
"Korea's second largest mobile operator cooperates with Taijin Media, a karaoke system provider to launch karaoke ring-tone service in February 2005."
Related Karaoke articles and applications from around the world:
-- SK Telecom offers cure for tone deaf karaoke singers - The mobile tone-deaf cure consists of 3 parts such as diagnosing, tone-deaf curing and music treatment.
-- Mobile Karaoke Service Comes to U.S. - First International Digital a mobile content developer, has launched the first karaoke service in the U.S. for mobile phone users.
-- Karaoke on your phone - Vodafone Japan launches karaoke phone with embeded sing-a-long functionality.
-- Celcom introduces 'Mobile Karaoke' - Celcom Malaysia, the country's largest mobile phone operator, has introduced a new entertainment service dubbed the Mobile Karaoke for its subscribers with GPRS-enabled handsets
-- The latest in mobile content--karaoke - SingTel's new Mobile Karaoke service offers the operator's post-paid mobile subscribers full-length songs for download. These come with synchronized lyrics to prompt users singing along".
-- Nokia, Taito Teaming Up in Mobile Phone Karaoke - Nokia and Taito will reportedly collaborate in providing karaoke functions to cell phones.
-- Mobile karaoke machines - Irish technology company Alatto has developed a new java application called air.karaoke, that will let users download songs and lyrics, to create.
-- Karaoke ringtones - Japanese ringtone providers allow subscribers to 'practice' songs. This service has been widened to include images, and users can send up to four photos which can be 'watched' while the audio clip is playing.
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