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Didiom is a service that allows you to buy music for your phone and computer, but also access the music you have stored on your PC on your phone—seems like an interesting concept.  The only drawback is that they haven’t made this service available to all smartphones, but recently they have expanded their service to Windows Mobile phones with high res VGA touch screens, including phones like HTC Touch Pro and BlackBerry Pearl 8100 series.  In addition to expanding their services, they have implemented a cash bonus program.

Ran Assaf, Didiom’s Founder and CEO, had this to say about their expansion:

“Didiom brings together what belongs together—placeshifting and over-the-air purchasing. Our goal is to meet the growing demand for placeshifting, and push interactive experiences beyond the handset itself with a minimal burden on the user. Now that smartphones represent almost twenty percent of all handsets sold to consumers in the United States, we have a great opportunity to move beyond early adopters and reach new audiences.”

Now, going back to the cash bonus program; basically, Didiom wants to reward prepaid users when they purchase their songs, and so they have designed a cash bonus program that pays back up to 35%.  This is a generous new service. 

Lastly, Didiom has also struck a deal with EPM, which sells many high quality DRM-free record labels in genres such as rock, blues, and jazz.  With this agreement, Didiom users will be able to access and buy more music. 

Check it out [Didiom]
Via [PRWeb]