Sometimes it sucks not to have a Mac.
Apple’s new music service is out and only Mac people get to play.
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Sometimes it sucks not to have a Mac.
Apple’s new music service is out and only Mac people get to play.
🙁
Comments are closed.
For now. Like the iPod, I have no doubt it will be opened up to PC users in the near future.
Sometimes it’s also good to NOT have a mac… I’ve already dropped way way too much money on music in the last twenty minutes of looking around the Apple Music Store, they make it way too freaking easy, a buck a song adds up REALLY quick.
Why don’t you just use the iBook you ordered April 1st? No, we haven’t forgotten.
It is indeed easy to plunk down a bunch of bucks on downloads.
I figure it’s going to a good cause to show the recording industry that honest people do download music and pay for it if given a chance.
Now, it remains to see exactly how encumbered by DRM the files will be.
From what I was told yesterday by Happy Mac Owners, the AAC files can be converted to MP3 or burned to CDs without DRM concerns.
I have yet to see it for myself.
This is the first music download service I’ve actually been interested in – tried it last night. It is indeed too easy to buy music, one-click ordering at its finest. I did a whole album too and burned to CD, sounded great! I’m going to rip to MP3 tonight just to compare quality. So far, no DRM related hassles.
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Michael over at Cruft is disappointed about Apple’s new music download service. It doesn’t support PCs yet. Be patient… it…
Yes I am a biased Mac user. But wow is it fast easy and scary to buy songs like this. In general testing, I found about half of the songs I was searching for, and bought 4. The library needs to grow, but the foundation is there.