by José Alvear
August 15, 2000

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New York-based Savos (http://www.savos.com), today announced a partnership with StreamSearch.com (http://www.streamsearch.com) to add StreamSearch's audio content and search technology to Savos' wireless Internet audio service.

Savos is a developer of a mobile audio portal. The Savos site manages and organizes links to original audio programs broadcasted everyday.

The deal will let users search for and listen to audio files available on StreamSearch's database.

The companies also agreed to collaborate on the development of WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) and other packet-based technologies for indexed streaming audio searches.

"Streaming media technology provides a powerful and immersive experience from the desktop. Our partnership with StreamSearch allows Savos to extend that experience to mobile users," said Nathaniel Brochin, co-founder and president of Savos. "Partnering with StreamSearch will enable our users to tap in to virtually any audio content on the Web, from any phone. This partnership will allow us to offer a wireless streaming audio solution that allows people to hear news, live broadcasts, financial information and music, directly from the source in its originally intended format."