iTunes for Windows Mobile available
July 20, 2008 [General] | By Edward J. R.
Apple corporation wants you to believe that you have to buy iPhone to play music purchased at iTunes in your mobile phone. It is wrong: you can do it legally also in Windows Mobile phones! Seeing is believing so see here a music purchased at iTunes and playing in Windows Mobile phone (here: HTC Touch Diamond):
How to do it? Here is how:
- purchase DRM-free music at iTunes (note green arrow that shows how it is marked: "iTunes Plus"):
Note: music that is DRM-protected should not be accepted by anybody (both artists and listeners) - it is just a scheme of music industry to rip off listeners.
- to avoid Apple's proprietary encoding convert given M4A file with music to AAC format:
- now go to folder with given music (in Windows click on "Show in Windows Explorer" in menu above) and copy given M4A file to your Windows Mobile phone
- now open this M4A file inside of your Windows Mobile phone, for example with Windows Media player (here: screen-shots from Palm Treo 800w and HTC Touch Diamond):
Note: if you have older version of Windows Mobile, i.e. older than Windows Mobile 6.1, then you have to download one of several third-party players for M4A files, but otherwise support for M4A files is included inside of the operting system.
Conclusion: if you don't want to use one of several online music stores which deliver music in MP3 format, you can use also Apple iTunes...
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