Back in November 2008 SlashGear heard talk of mobile music service Didiom bringing their hybrid download/streaming service to RIM’s BlackBerry smartphones. Turns out our tipster was correct: Didiom have announced the release of their app, free in the BlackBerry App World download store. With it, users can not only buy music and audiobooks on the move from a catalog of over 2m songs, but stream audio content from their home computer.
RIM could be preparing to launch a music streaming service based on Didiom, according to our latest tip. Didiom is both a music marketplace, which offers on-device downloads, and a way of streaming tracks from a user’s iTunes library direct to their handset. The company already has a number of client apps for different devices, but according to our source this would be a Didiom-powered collaboration with RIM.
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