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Other then the fact that he says iTunes music is DRM'd (I don't think it is any more), I'd say this is a pretty fair review of the Android ecosystem. Edit: Thi
by starnix17 16y ago
Other then the fact that he says iTunes music is DRM'd (I don't think it is any more), I'd say this is a pretty fair review of the Android ecosystem.
Edit: This is completely irrelevant, but Chad Fowler looks way different with shorter hair.
- jolan 16y ago> he says iTunes music is DRM'd (I don't think it is any more) No more DRM but they do stamp info about you into the metadata so you can be tracked down if you happen to share the files. Amazon doesn't do this.
- danudey 16y agoIt's true, but I'm willing to have my files uniquely tagged. I bought them to listen to, not to share. If someone gets my laptop, they'll have all that info anyway.
- starnix17 16y agoAh, I didn't know this! I guess the files aren't technically looked down, but that's technically DRM. I don't have a problem with it, but I wish they let users know the first time they download something off of iTunes or something. You think the record companies would want iTunes users to know that their name is tied to their music as a scare tactic or something.
- booticon 16y agoThe last album I purchased from Amazon MP3 has "Amazon.com Song ID: " in the comments field of the ID3 tag.
- troystribling 16y agoI have had an iPod since 2005 and have never purchased music from iTunes. You can purchase or rip music from anywhere and put it on any Apple device. eMusic and Amazon have been the main online music stores I have used. Many people seem to assume that Apple devices can only purchase music from Apple music stores but this has never been the case.
- buro9 16y ago> You can purchase or rip music from anywhere and put it on any Apple device. Unless it's in FLAC format.