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MetroPCS taps Rhapsody to deliver Music for All unlimited service

MetroPCS (NYSE: PCS) and on-demand digital music service Rhapsody are jointly introducing the music for all, unlimited, ad-free service optimized for Android phones and grouped into $ 60 of the operator prepaid monthly package, which also offers unlimited talk, text and web access along with other applications and services, including MetroNavigator, Pocket Express and Visual Voice Mail Plus.

Music for all touts access to over 12 million songs, MetroPCS customers can play, download and stream as many songs or entire albums as they wish, free of charge per track.Users can also create playlists and sync their smartphones and PCs, share them with friends via Facebook and Twitter and access original editorial content Rhapsody to help discover new artists and take on favorites existing. To access all the music, MetroPCS customers must download the application from the Rhapsody store @ Metro App or Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) Android Market.

MetroPCS serves 9.08 million customers nationwide as of the second quarter of 2011, up 19 percent year on year.During the carrier's quarterly earnings call earlier this month, MetroPCS COO Tom Keys said 38 percent of all handsets the company has sold during the quarter were Android, adding that 25 percent of the subscribers of the company now has a smartphone.

Music for All follows six months after rival carrier Prepaid Cricket Communications has launched its all-you-can-eat music service Muve, which the company touted as the first digital music service comes with an unlimited wireless plan.Cricket offers service in connection with its $ 55 flat rate monthly service package which includes unlimited national calling and unlimited messaging, mobile Internet access, data backup and video.

In early July, Cricket said that more than 100,000 customers have already signed for music Muve. The average user password Muve two to three hours each day listening to music on their phone and downloads 400 songs a month. Muve customers have downloaded more than 100 million songs in all and read over 100 million songs in the single month of May.Cricket adds that 99 percent of users download and play songs Muve each month and over two thirds have at least one active or ringing in the defined callback service.

If I Were a Boy Ringtone by Beyonce Knowles | Free MetroPCS ...

"If I Were a Boy" is the title of the song performed by American R & B recording artist Giselle Knowles (born September 4, 1981), often known simply as Beyoncé. "If I Were a Boy" debuted at number hundred on the Billboard Hot 100, based solely on air on October 25, 2008. It then increased significantly in its third week (November 8, 2008), from number 68 to number three as a counterpart to digital downloads began to number one on Hot Digital Songs, amassing 190,000 units. "If I Were a Boy" became Knowles top tenth-five single on the Hot 100 as Solo artist.On November 15, 2008, the song fell to fifth, where he stayed for an additional week. However, he then managed to regain its position as number three November 29, 2008, as she returned to first place in the Hot Digital Songs with 170,000 copies sold. "If I Were a Boy" sold 654,000 digital downloads in four weeks. The following week the song dropped to number two on the map of Hot Digital Songs with 160,000 downloads sold as he was beaten by another Knowles own single "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" which had its beginnings at number one on the Hot Digital Songs chart with 204,000 copies sold.

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