GravityZoo goes Open Source with MediaZoo

MAASTRICHT, The Netherlands, November 10, 2008 - GravityZoo today announced that MediaZoo, its Cloud based media library & player, is going Open Source. The source code is released under the GNU General Public License v3.

MediaZoo is an online media library & player. It streams uploaded music to any device where a GravityZoo client is installed, and allows users to invite close friends to their “Music Room”. With the public release of MediaZoo, GravityZoo hopes to create a platform that allows users, musicians and developers to start collaborating on creating a unique, open and free music experience in the Cloud.

An experience enabled by the GravityZoo Cloud OS allowing any application to become accessible as a service via any device connected to the internet. An Internet Operating System aimed at creating an open and free Cloud, a goal GravityZoo believes only to be realized through the direct involvement of the global FOSS developer community.

To encourage Open Source development GravityZoo has created DevelZoo, a gateway to GravityZoo tools, roadmaps, tasks, wiki content and projects. To enable the development of mobile applications, GravityZoo is finalizing its Symbian S60 client soon to be released.

Related Websites:

MediaZoo: http://www.gravityzoo.com/mediazoo
DevelZoo: http://www.gravityzoo.com/develzoo

Founded in 2006, GravityZoo has created the 1st true Cloud Operating System allowing applications, including legacy, to become accessible via all devices connected to the internet, be they desktop, mobile or embedded devices.

The GravityZoo Cloud OS opens a whole new, browser-free world of Internet automation, communication and Open & Free Cloud Computing. For more information about GravityZoo, visit http://www.gravityzoo.com.

Press contact:

Marc Vrijhof, email: marc.v[a]gravityzoo.com, Tel: +31(0)6-42123966
Mahdi Abdulrazak, email: mahdi.a[a]gravityzoo.com, Tel: +31(0)6-48039821

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