Quick look at 3 different applications for accessing your music library directly from mobile phone.
IMPORTANT: All listed services are FREE, however depending on your mobile plan data transfer fees may apply. I recommended that you contact your mobile carrier and find out about your ‘data transfer’ charges before going with any of the below listed music applications.
SimplifyMedia is a one of a kind application (Mac, Win) that lets you easily share your music library with friends and allow them to access and stream your tracks without leaving their iTunes player (screenshot). The best part about it is that it works even if you are NOT in the same network. You can also use it to access your own music library from other computers and most importantly from your iPhone or iPod Touch.
How To install SimplifyMedia on iPod Touch or iPhone:
If you’re interested in seeing video demo go to SimplifyMedia : Share Music With Friends
Nutsie brings your iTunes library to your mobile phone. It takes a copy of your iTunes library file (get it from File->Export) and creates an identical online copy of it. Although sometimes it may take a while (1-2 days) to generate your library, it’s totally worth it.

Once your library is ready, you will be able to access it both from your mobile phone or any web-connected PC. Unlike SimplifyMedia, Nutsie streams music from their own servers and NOT from your PC so there is no need to keep it up and running.
When you access Nutsie online you also get an option to share your playlists with friends and access hundreds of shared playlists created by other Nutsie users. For more details and video demo go to Nutsie Review on MUO Directory.
Mundu is all about mobile radio. Basically, it’s a tiny mobile client that allows users to access hundreds of digital internet radio stations from several phone models.

Features include: browse radio stations by name or music genre, bookmark favorite stations to ‘favorites’ list, manage station lists online, and more. Sound quality may vary depending main only on your network speed.
Did we miss anything? Let us know in comments. Enjoy!
Filed Under: Linux ¦ Lists of tools ¦ Mac ¦ Mobile Apps ¦ Windows
Tags: iphone, iPod, iTunes, Mobile Apps, music, music sharing, radio, remote access, smartphone, streaming

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Why is nuTsie so cool?
I mean, all it lets you do is stream your entire itunes library and playlists, share and swap playlists with friends or strangers, and is accessible from any web-connected computer and most cell phones…
Why then??
I am not really sure what you mean by “Why then??”.
why then would you use it?
Orb is a GREAT service.
http://orb.com
it has a SMS feature but I’ve never tried streaming to my mobile since it doesn’t have internet access…
I tried it a long time ago, but found it rather slow and unfriendly.I guess they improved it. By the way, you mentioned something abt SMS feature, how does it work?
I own an old Dell Axim X5 and Mundu Radio works great via wifi. I can listen to more than just the MP3s that I have on my SD card.
Dell Axim X5 ? Is it a cell phone.
i prefer something totally different. Without sounding like a bloody ad for these guys, but have a look why. a href=”www.sydus.com”>www.sydus.com it allows me to do few things:
1_stream on mobile
2_stream on web
3_stream on social communities a href=”www.myspace.com/mrsydus”>myspace.com/mrsydus
4_upload music & disover music from peers
5_customise my player and playlist
i like the last one the most!
dont like u can go and bitch them out….hehehe