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Nokia launches music store in India

13 July 2009 1:43 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 1 comment

Nokia launches music store in India Although it was severely delayed, Nokia has finally announced the launch of a beta version of its Music Store in India.

Indian customers can use the store to purchase music tracks, music videos and other pieces of digital content for their phones.

The store was delayed over 6 months, and will remain in beta phase for the time being. Currently you cannot even purchase content but can listen to 30 second clips of the songs.

More importantly for Indian users, the store will carry a "large selection of Indian music across different genres, which included music in regional Indian languages as well," says Symbian Freak.

A Nokia spokesperson added that "The pricing mechanisms for India are currently being worked out."

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