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As of Apple (NSDQ: AAPL)’s announcement the other day that choonz were going to be coming unshackled of DRM (not sure if that applies to stuff you already downloaded though…..), there was also an announcement that the “plus” quality was going to be 256kbps AAC (you can read James’ post on this here). Amazon already offers

We all cheered when Apple announced that its iTunes music was going to be DRM-free. But it looks like the whole free thing isn’t that simple. We’ve seen people reporting that only US customers will be offered the DRM-free music yesterday and now we hear that upgrading libraries is a little more complicated than it

Apple must still be patting themselves on the back over the two key announcements at Macworld this week, from downloading music tracks direct to your iPhone and iTunes going all DRM free. Only two staffers at UK’s CNET have stopped the party happening by inadvertently uncovered to major faults, with one of those joyous breakthroughs. Whilst

Apple is not willing to step down from its first place in the podium of online music retailers. It has fought back against Nokia's Comes with Music campaign, with licence-free music offering. The latest offer comes as a result of an agreement with major record labels, and it will mean that some of the music will

iPhone users can now download songs from the iTunes Store over AT&T's cellular network, and songs come without the DRM copy protection previously utilized. Read the full story here.

iPhone 3 users can now download directly from iTunes on their iPhones. Before, they had to downoload tunes or content to a computer and then upload it to the iPhone. CNET did report a problem with songs over 10 megabytes which reaquire the use of Wi-Fi or a wired connection to a computer to download songs over 10MB. Most  iTunes music is now available without digital rights restrictions. ...

iPod lovers everywhere must have really loved yesterday’s official announcement at Macworld. Apple has negotiated with the top names in the music business to make DRM-free iTunes possible. But hey, what do you know, there’s a twist. It looks like only Apple customers in the U.S. will enjoy those DRM-free tracks from iTunes. Other countries

More on the revised iTunes pricing model and new DRM policies. Article

Steve Jobs and several expected products didn't make an appearance. But one long-rumored development did grace the stage for Apple's last Macworld.