But instead, they STILL don't have a PalmOS/mobile combination out.
Funny.. that sounds just like my Kyocera 6035. (And the Clie with a phone is on its way... the Kyocera 7135 sometime this quarter).
Kyocera did it right... full powered Palm, tri-mode phone with a real keypad.
And how is THIS Score 5? He still didn't read the article... you buy the CD, you get the key for free to unlock it once on the computer. And you can then transfer the tracks to your favorite audio player, as long as IT has the proper DRM stuff included.
After the first unlock, THEN you have to pay per track to unlock it again (on a second computer, from their point of view, or if you sold it to a used CD store and somebody else picked it up).
That being said, I still don't defend what they are doing... because I think fair use should mean that I can do what I like with my copy of the music. I also don't like a music company dictating which computer, mp3 player, etc. I have to use.
Just ran those through Yahoo to test... it only changes the letters at the end of the word. For example, cheval gets changed to chreview, but chevalier is left alone.
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But instead, they STILL don't have a PalmOS/mobile combination out.
Funny.. that sounds just like my Kyocera 6035. (And the Clie with a phone is on its way... the Kyocera 7135 sometime this quarter).
Kyocera did it right... full powered Palm, tri-mode phone with a real keypad.
And how is THIS Score 5? He still didn't read the article... you buy the CD, you get the key for free to unlock it once on the computer. And you can then transfer the tracks to your favorite audio player, as long as IT has the proper DRM stuff included.
After the first unlock, THEN you have to pay per track to unlock it again (on a second computer, from their point of view, or if you sold it to a used CD store and somebody else picked it up).
That being said, I still don't defend what they are doing... because I think fair use should mean that I can do what I like with my copy of the music. I also don't like a music company dictating which computer, mp3 player, etc. I have to use.
Just ran those through Yahoo to test... it only changes the letters at the end of the word.
For example, cheval gets changed to chreview, but chevalier is left alone.