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Sprint Music Plus Makes Its Debut

Apr 12, 2011, 9:06 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced a new mobile music service called Sprint Music Plus. The new service provides Sprint customers with a single place to browse for, purchase, and download new music; create and manage playlists; access ringtones and ringback tones; as well as preview songs and get recommendations. Sprint Music Plus, which is run by Real Networks, can be accessed via Sprint's mobile devices or Sprint.com, and individual DRM-free tracks are available for $0.69 - $1.29. Purchases are billed to user's Sprint accounts. Sprint Music Plus is available in the Sprint Zone for Android phones and will appear on the home screen of BlackBerry and Java-based feature phones that launched after May 2010. Older handsets can access it via Sprint's WAP site.

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Chizzle

Apr 12, 2011, 9:28 AM

pay for music.

Sprint Music Plus. is good and all. But who does not know how to get music other ways??
there are 100s of ways to get music without being billed. The Android market has 3 REALLY good ones. Not to bring up the 100s of websites.
Im just saying. 🤨

gldnhrtrblfst

ever heard of this thing called iTunes? Its this magical place where people pay a dollar or two and get music in return...

...not everyone likes to steal music from artists.

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T Bone

Not everyone feels comfortable stealing....and if you are downloading music that is still copyright protected without paying for it, that is what you are doing.....and there is tons of really good public domain music that is available free

flagrantmisuse

Apr 12, 2011, 9:31 AM

drm free

that is appealing to me. but will i be able to move the music from my phone to an sd card to save there? that would blow if the phone got corrupted somehow and i lost all my music.

also i think cust service on this will be a nightmare. "i never bought these songs!" "my kid just downloaded 200.00 in music? you will need to credit that back for me this instant."

ugh.

gldnhrtrblfst

you will definitely be downloading the music to a memory card

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