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It doesn't take a code breaker or a math whiz to lift songs from Apple Computer's iTunes online music store--it just takes a good pair of eyes and a trip to the soda aisle.
It doesn't take a code breaker or a math whiz to lift songs from Apple Computer's iTunes online music store--it just takes a good pair of eyes and a trip to the soda aisle.
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players (eg: sony is company exclusive and their mp3 players
probably only work with sony software) DO work with itunes,
and for the most part behave the same way and iPod does.
Playlists may not work, but song transferring and viewing works
just fine.
- iTunes only compatible with iPod?
- by February 1, 2005 11:06 PM PST
- I beg to differ, many, if not most not company exclusive MP3
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(6 Comments)players (eg: sony is company exclusive and their mp3 players
probably only work with sony software) DO work with itunes,
and for the most part behave the same way and iPod does.
Playlists may not work, but song transferring and viewing works
just fine.