Alltel, First US Carrier to bring customers’ iTunes music, new music and more to their wireless device with nuTsie

Want to listen to your iTunes music right on your wireless phone? No problem.  Alltel Wireless today announced that it is the first wireless carrier to offer its customers access to nuTsie, a service that allows users to listen to playlists from their iTunes libraries on over 10 Alltel wireless handsets.  In addition, nuTsie enables users to share those lists with friends across the Internet and on their mobile devices. nuTsie, available for $4.99 a month or  $19.99 for one year, can be accessed by visiting Alltel Shop located on the handset.  In addition to being able to play  music from their iTunes collections, user can also listen to recommended music based on their playlists and explore hundreds of thousands of playlists from other users and nuTsie’s music experts, providing a new world of music right at their fingertips.

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