Kinoma Notes

Today we’re intro­duc­ing a new Palm OS prod­uct — Kinoma Player 4 for Palm OS.

The amaz­ing part? It’s absolutely free.

Read on for details, or cut to the chase and get it now. (You can also down­load it directly to your phone by going to kinoma.com with your phone’s browser.)

What is Kinoma Player 4?

Kinoma Player 4 is the free edi­tion of our flag­ship Palm OS prod­uct, Kinoma Player 4 EX.

It may be all you ever need to play YouTube, music, pod­casts, and pic­tures. It even includes the great new Orb sup­port we just intro­duced for Kinoma Player 4 EX.

YouTube

Kinoma was the first in the world to sup­port YouTube on mobile devices. Kinoma Player 4 includes the same great YouTube sup­port as Kinoma Player 4 EX, so you can play your favorites (and find new favorites!) anytime.

Music

Bring your music with you, or use Kinoma Guide to find and play thou­sands of stream­ing radio sta­tions, hun­dreds of great albums, a huge vari­ety of music pod­casts, and over 1,000 clas­sic audiobooks.

It even includes a free, 15-day trial of AAC audio so you can see how it works with your iTunes music library and high-quality AAC inter­net radio streams.

Pod­casts

The built-in Kinoma Guide pro­vides on-demand access to thou­sands of the world’s best pod­casts. And like Kinoma Player 4 EX, Kinoma Player 4 sup­ports true pod­cast stream­ing.

Pic­tures

With Kinoma Player 4, your phone is a great, portable dig­i­tal photo album. Browse, search and play pho­tos and pho­to­streams from Flickr, Smug­Mug, .Mac and other pop­u­lar sites.

Free? Really?

It’s true! For some peo­ple, Kinoma Player 4 will be all they need. But we know that once peo­ple try Kinoma Player 4, many will upgrade to Kinoma Player 4 EX to get it all.

Whether you upgrade or not, we think every­body should be able to enjoy a great media expe­ri­ence on their Palm Cen­tro or Palm Treo smartphone.

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