Filed under: Audio, OS Updates, Google, Android
Amazon MP3 store to be available on Google Android phones
by Brad Linder Sep 23rd 2008 at 12:30PM
One of the most noteworthy features is access to the Amazon MP3. You can purchase DRM-free tracks from Amazon's digital music store for 89 cents, or entire albums for under $10. You need to have a WiFi connection to download songs, but you can browse the store or listen to samples using T-Mobile's wireless network.
You can check out a video of the Google Android interface after the break.
[via Engadget]
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James said 4:21PM on 9-23-2008
If I already have an HTC TyTN, do I need to be interested in this? I mean, it's cool that the whole thing is open-source and all, but I can get free WinMo dev tools as well, and there's plenty of great open-source projects that target WinMo already...
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Clinton RRoD sept.3 said 8:05AM on 9-24-2008
cant you do all the stuff in paragraph one on any other phone
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