Here arrives a bit of news that may sound as fresh as a daisy. Didiom has recently heralded the all-new Didiom Pro, a premium service that makes media streaming from personal computers to mobile phones even faster and simpler. Users can now happily stream any audio file from their home computer to their phone – from Lady GaGa albums to ESPN podcasts to Stephen King audiobooks.
In fact, users can download their well-liked tracks from their computer to their mobile device wirelessly for offline listening, thanks to the new service. The most recently unveiled app embraces advanced placeshifting functionality that scans one’s personal computer for audio files and playlists and makes them available in seconds for wireless streaming and downloading to compatible mobile phones.
“Millions of songs and podcasts are downloaded to personal computers every day. Didiom Pro is the easiest and most secure way to stream them – on demand or for local storage – directly to mobile devices over 3G and Wi-Fi networks,” explained Ran Assaf, Didiom’s founder and CEO. “Not so long ago, it took awkward data cables, memory cards, and hours of synchronization time to have your entire iTunes library in the palm of your hands. Now, it takes just one simple app – Didiom Pro.”
The app is available worldwide for select Blackberry smartphones and Windows phones from Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba, Acer, and HTC.
Didiom Pro is now available for download from the Didiom website, Blackberry App World, and Microsoft’s Windows Marketplace for Mobile. Users can sign up for a premium account for just $0.99 per month, or pay $9.99 annually. So, say goodbye to synching and hello to placeshifting.