AT&T’s announcement that it’s limiting transfers on its mobile data plans has thrown a serious spanner in the works of on-demand video and music consumption over wireless networks, as Wired and PC World reported last week.
It was always a rather challenging vision – being able to stream music and movies to your phone, iPad or other 3G connected device wherever you were. ‘Challenging’ in that the networks were never up to it: too little coverage outside the metropolitan areas and too little available bandwidth even in the metropolitan areas. Spectrum is limited and can’t be indefinitely stretched by yet more clever wireless technology such as CDMA. The network operators are busily trying to get everyone to use Wi-Fi to transfer some of the burden onto fixed line broadband.
Psonar has always been about letting people access their music anywhere, any time and on any device. Sure we support streaming straight to mobile (where the phone operating system lets us) and we’re always looking to improve the quality of that experience. The reality is, however, that the easiest, quickest and free way to enjoy music and movies on your phone or portable device is to hook them up to the internet directly, or via a PC or Mac using USB, and let the wires take the strain. The Psonar SongShifter is optimised to make the transfer of music files to and from all your devices (PC, laptop, phone, mp3 player, iPad etc) as pain-free as possible.
As usual, it’s wise to be wired.
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