Hold on there young fella
Don't be coming round here expressing common sense. Ya see................
Currently, song purchased and downloaded through iTunes are designed to work with Apple's market-leading iPod players but not competitors' models, including those using Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Media system. Likewise, iPods generally can't play copy-protected music sold through non-Apple stores. And that is not fair.
( to whom i'm not sure) But Apple has their right arm behind their back, a gun to their head, and a knife in their back.
OH My Oh My Oh My what can a person to do.
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Originally Posted by Curious Joel
Why should Apple have to make it compatible with other MP3 players? It's their software made for their device. I don't see the problem. If you're mad that iTunes doesn't work for your MP3 player, either use something else to download it, or get an iPod. Then get on with your life.
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