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Free music for your Symbian S60 smartphone

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - June 18, 2009


If you're looking for free music for your Symbian S60 smartphone have a look at Audials.

Previously, the Audials Software line-up was known for providing first class software for your PC at sensational prices. But now, Audials is back and better than ever with the latest revolution for your Symbian S60 cell smartphone - in the process allowing you to benefit from Audials’ years of experience as the global market leader for software applications for downloading free music:

Simply download and install the free Symbian S60 software and you'll have access to 70,000 artists in 80 different genres of music.



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