Music Box is a full featured MP3 player for your Smartphone. You can enjoy hundreds of songs stored on your storage card. Music Box has features such as a playlist editor, directory playback, 5 band equalizer, visualizations and 4 color schemes. Download the trial version of Music Box and enjoy all the features of the full version. The trial version works for 5 minutes at a time.
Music Box is a full-featured, yet simple to use mp3 player for your Smartphone.
It supports:
Full MP3 support
Storage card support
Automatic playlist creation
Playlist editor
Directory playback
ID3 tag reader
5 band equalizer
Visualizations
Includes CeXfer for easy downloading of MP3s to your phone
4 Selectable color schemes:
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If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Supported operating systems:
Windows Mobile 2003 Smartphone
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