Apple has announced that it will drop its DRM protection for all of the songs listed at the iTunes Music Store. This means that all 8 million songs will be available free of complications, with another 2 million coming shortly. Additionally, Apple will rework its pricing scheme, but it was not clear as to how other than that older music will be cheaper than newer tracks. It has also enabled purchase via the 3G mobile network, which means that you don't need to find a WLAN to download tracks to your iPhone. All in all very good news since practically all users prefer music without DRM.
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