There is a lot of hype around the release of the Zune player. Microsoft claims that their transportable media device is a actual iPod killer. But the reality may not be that easy. There are 3 reasons though that makes us agree with that the Zune can succeed. Two of them are already announced however the 1/3 one is greater on our wish listing for now.
Wi-fi connectivity
With the advent of the zune in November, Microsoft brings the portable media gamers on new grounds. The Wi-fi characteristic will allow users to socialise within their song universe. The social net as took all the attention on the net within the last 12 months or so. With the Zune, a part of that fashion turns into “transportable”. Exchanging a track or a video may also appearance dull but doing it with the Zune and at the rate of a Wi-fi community will be very appealing for young humans. On a bad observe, the drm characteristic (Digital Rights Management) should subsequently generate frustration amongst Zune customers.
Integrated Marketplace
The subscription base Zune Marketplace might be a actual skyrocket feature. Being capable of access an online database of latest tune while not having to down load it first in your laptop will make the Zune a actual and primary “portable media tool”. The other crucial aspect of the Zune Marketplace is the potential to download as many songs as you need for a flat fee. If we can get admission to the Zune Marketplace thru a public wireless community it’ll be a actual generation and song orgasm!
VoIp Phone
This feature as no longer been introduced by means of Microsoft (yet!) but it might be like a cherry on a sundae to have it. Imagine if your Wi-fi transportable device ought to join thru internet to get admission to a VoIp community. This feature ought to now not be very hard to develop due to the fact most of the specified hardware is already there (besides the microphone). A VoIp smartphone would be loads less difficult to release compared to a real cell telephone which requires a lot extra integration paintings and approvals.