I’ve got to confess, when I heard about yet another media player for Windows Mobile being released, I had to work really hard not to yawn all over Doug’s face. Then I got around to checking out the details and I woke up really fast.

Kinoma Play, announced yesterday, is a full-fledged mobile media browser that unifies  searching, browsing, and playing digital media. It lets you view and listen to music, video, audiobooks, and pictures from your phone, but it  also can stream or download media from your computer, websites like Flickr and YouTube, and Internet stations. Online media is organized inside Play by the Kinoma Guide, which combs the Web and catalogs a huge and diverse amount of mobile-ready media. WMExperts has a review here.

Kinoma Play sells for one flat fee of $29.99 (no subscription!). The company also released Kinoma FreePlay, a free MP3 player/photo viewer with the same interface and access to parts of Kinoma Guide.

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