Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Category: Showcase
Today Amazon launched their MP3 service, so this interface is going to get a lot more usage as you can grab 256kbs non-DRM songs for 89 cents a pop.
There is a downloadable client for transferring the songs. I wonder how the user experience will compare to iTunes and having the entire experience in a web browser shell, as apposed to be able to do most of the work on Amazon.com itself.
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worked flawlessly for me here on a mac. looks like iTunes might have the first real competition finally. and that’s a good thing.
btw, the downloader app has the option of dumping you DLs wherever you want, including the iTunes lib. not as slick as staying in iTunes, but personally i never liked the ITMS interface anyway.
now, let’s see A9 dump a bunch of money into songbird!
Hmmm, let me try this. But I think its a good thing.