Amazon has finally launched their UK MP3 store. If you don’t want to be hooked into iTunes DRM you now have a viable option. Single tracks range in price from 59p to 80p, and albums start from £3.00 up to £10. You can download songs direct from the site, or you can install a

Apple sure to be rattled by some serious discounting - Take That's new album is £3. Mobile Entertainment is the leading community site for all professionals working within the international mobile content industry. We bring you the latest news, views and analysis from this fast moving entertainment sector, complementing our flagship monthly printed magazine and specialist events.

We mentioned last week that a new over the air update for the T-Mobile G1 was on its way.  It was called RC28 and was to address a bug with the Amazon MP3 store and offer a few enhancements.  Well, since the Android browser security flaw was found, Google and T-Mobile have halted the RC28

Shazam today announced the launch of its mobile application for the Android platform that allows users to discover music that can immediately be purchased through the Amazon MP3 store and connect with artists through MySpace. Android users will be able to quickly and easily enhance their music collections while taking advantage of social networking integration

Service will enable users to tag music, buy it from the Amazon MP3 store and check MySpace artist sites. Mobile Entertainment is the leading community site for all professionals working within the international mobile content industry. We bring you the latest news, views and analysis from this fast moving entertainment sector, complementing our flagship monthly printed magazine and specialist even...

Amazon.com Inc. has announced that their MP3 music store is to be pre-loaded on the new Google Android T-Mobile G1 mobile phone. Amazon.com Vice President for Digital Music and Video, Bill Carr, says: “Amazon wants to make it easy for customers to discover, buy, and play their music wherever they happen to be–whether sitting at their

Great news that Amazon has put together an MP3 store application for the new Google Android G1, but what would have also been helpful to say the lease was to have put a 3.5mm headphone jack on the G1. Like most of the HTC manufacturers mobile phones the G1 drops the 3.5mm headphone jack for an

Amazon has announced it will offer its Amazon MP3 music store for G1 users.  The music store comes pre-loaded on the smartphone and will offer over 6 million DRM-free songs. Most tracks on the Amazon MP3 store are priced at $.89, with full albums ranging from $5.99 to $9.99. The Amazon MP3 music store will be

C’mon HTC, throw us a bone, here. You got us all excited with that Amazon MP3 store talk, and bam, you shove your proprietary ExtUSB plug down our throat. On second thought, maybe it’s a little hasty to judge - after all, it would save on room since both the USB and headphones can fit

We covered a lot of this on the liveblog, but if a picture says a thousand words, then a movie must say, like, a million. You can see the picture framing, moving applications, buying tunes off the Amazon MP3 store, listening to ‘em, instant messaging, contact management, mapping, and how Android handles a bunch of