Known to millions online as The Tube phone, the 5800 XpressMusic is Nokia's first-ever full touch-screen handset and comes with one year's free unlimited music downloads.
Macworld 2009 has ended and one of the major announcements made as far as iPhone users are concerned it that iTunes will now support 3G over-the-air music downloads and purchases. Likewise, iTunes will also be going DRM-free which means that whatever you get to download through Apple’s online music store will now be compatible with other
Finally! No more having to find the nearest Starbucks just so you can get that blasted Beyonce song out of your head - now you can download that drivel over 3G! During today’s MacWorld Keynote Phil Schiller announced that iPhone iTunes downloads are now enabled over 3G, where as they’d been previously limited to WiFi connections
The Apple iPhone 3G finally gets Over-The-Air music downloads, while iTunes goes DRM-free, drops prices.
According to CNET sources, Apple has signed deals with Sony BMG, Universal, and Warner to bring flexibly-priced DRM-free music to iTunes while simultaneously introducing music downloads to the iPhone's 3G service. In exchange, Apple has agreed to become more flexible on pricing, the sources said.
Nokia’s N96 will be offered as a “Comes with Music” device in the UK, allowing users to get unlimited music downloads from the Nokia Music Store, which uses Microsoft’s PlaysForSure DRM protection. Its 16GB internal storage and microSD card expansion should provide plenty of space for users to keep their songs.
