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Nokia Comes With Music is probably quite good

Started by Ewan · 9 months ago

To all 250,000 readers, if you’d like to check out Comes With Music, Nokia’s latest wannabe attempt to make music work for normobs accustomed to absolute rubbish Nokia user interfaces, then check out some other sites. All About Symbian might be a good start.
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  • South77

    9 months ago

    Cheer up! it's only a PR event. Much prefer your coverage when it's original and off-list (or whatever media types call it). There's a zillion sites with the same stuff.

    You guys seem good enough be relevent , up-to-date, AND original.

    Credit to AAS, though -- that's the place for insight into this news.
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  • ki

    8 months ago

    The first "all you can eat" music download service that lets users copy tracks to any device with no strings attached has launched in the UK today. Unlike Nokia Comes With Music, the Datz Music Lounge is all in MP3 and therefore doesn’t tie you up with a particular device. Get access to over 1.4 million tracks which will play on your iPod and unlike other services once downloaded the tracks are yours to keep forever, all for a 12 month contract costing a one off free of £99.99. findout more at datzmusiclounge.com
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  • Louise

    7 months ago

    @Ki - But it's only EMI and Warner so worth nothing. Without Universal you'll have access to all the tracks that you probably already own on CD anyway. They also said that they'll raise the price when (if) universal get on board. At least the Nokia services coes with all 4 majors so you get far more music.
    I don't understand the issue with DRM either. The comes With Music phones come with 3.5 mm jacks so you can plug them into anything so it really doesn't matter that you can't "move" the music around because you can - physically.
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