Sprint Music Plus allows users to discover & manage new music on Sprint phones
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Available in app form for Sprint Android, BlackBerry, and Java based devices released after May 2010 or through Sprint’s web site, it’s one way of being able to discover and manage a variety of music related items. Essentially, you can browse through a variety of songs in its store, create playlists, and even have the ability to preview tracks beforehand.
Conveniently, songs are priced between $0.69 to $1.29 for each one, but if you’re looking to purchase quite a few things, you can buy DRM-free songs and ringtones at a reduced price with a bundle. Of course, all purchases are going to be charged directly to your Sprint bill – so you’d better keep a close eye on how many you download.
source: Sprint via ZDNet
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4 Comments
2. green2u (unregistered) posted on 12 Apr 2011, 14:46 0 0
So if I download these songs then switch to another carrier, do I lose all my songs? If so, it seems that Amazon's cloud is a better deal and the prices are competitive.
