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14-08-2010, 08:07
<div>DAB radio manufacturer Pure is set to release a music service that allows users to download their favourite music directly from its DAB/web and FM radios.
Pure has announced the launch of Flow Songs, set to start from 16 August, which will allow users to purchase any song they hear on Pure radios connected to Internet, tech news site THINQ has reported.
The cloud-based service enables listeners to receive song information through song-recognition service Shazam. When users hear a song they like on the radio, by pressing a button on their internet-connected radio, Shazam will search its database for the song information/. If Shazam recognises the song, then users will be given the option of purchasing it.
The Flow Songs service currently only available on Pure
Pure has announced the launch of Flow Songs, set to start from 16 August, which will allow users to purchase any song they hear on Pure radios connected to Internet, tech news site THINQ has reported.
The cloud-based service enables listeners to receive song information through song-recognition service Shazam. When users hear a song they like on the radio, by pressing a button on their internet-connected radio, Shazam will search its database for the song information/. If Shazam recognises the song, then users will be given the option of purchasing it.
The Flow Songs service currently only available on Pure