- 11-24-2012, 11:40 PM #2
There are some articles that talk about it being six months dated at LEAST 30 days ago. Microsoft must have changed their minds I guess. The way I figure it, 30 days is enough for people to figure out if they want it. Six months is kind of a money sink. After a month, I would say that the majority that like it will pay. Those that wouldn't, probably won't be paying after six months either, yet MS invested all of that money into an extra five months of their using the service.
I personally wish the service was cheaper. I mean Hulu, and most importantly (because it's ad free) Netflix are about $8 a month and they have a lot more bandwidth to dish out to consumers. - 11-25-2012, 12:13 AM #4
To a degree, I agree. This was also a pre-launch statement. Things can and do often change. This is tech, after all! ut I agree that it looks bad.
I am personally going to wait to try it until they add the "iTunes Match" type of support. I know a couple guys that love the service. Most of the forum chatter has to do with playlists. It makes sense. I generally prefer building a playlist on the fly, and from what I hear, that can't really be done with XB music. - 11-25-2012, 12:41 AM #5
Where can I read up on this? Microsoft or Nokia or a blog site stated this?
- 11-25-2012, 01:33 AM #6
I think it is in their press event when they first talked about Windows 8. I Googled it and various sites mention it (briefly). There isn't a whole lot of information. I didn't watch the event fully, but I am guessing it was a single sentence that was said once, and not something they kept harping on, or else we would be hearing a lot more about it right now!
Thanked by: - 11-25-2012, 11:38 PM #7
The free XBox Music is only on Windows 8 and Windows RT. I get it on all of my Win8 machines and my Surface RT machine. Check this page:
Introducing Xbox Music: The Ultimate All-in-One Music Service Featuring Free Streaming on Windows 8 and Windows RT Tablets and PCs
-joe-Had 'em all. Every iPhone since day one, Androids out the ****.
DVP, Lumia 900, now a Yellow 920. Windows Phone is elegant, simple. Nuff Said.
Some Stuff - 11-25-2012, 11:54 PM #9
- 11-25-2012, 11:56 PM #10
Well, Nokia Music is basically a bunch of random mixes. Xbox Music you can stream anything you want WHEN you want. Feel like listening to Adele - Skyfall NOW? You got it. How about Breaking Benjamin - You're So Cold? Not a problem. You can also make playlists. It's basically having all tracks available for purchase on the XBOX music store on demand. The catch is you don't keep the music. You are basically just renting it. When they first started Zune player they let you keep a couple of songs a month (I think 3-5). That was a good deal IMO.
- 11-26-2012, 12:28 AM #11
- 11-26-2012, 12:45 AM #12
Xbox Music is $8.3 dollar if you paid for the yearly subscription. $10 is monthly plan.
- 11-26-2012, 11:28 PM #14Had 'em all. Every iPhone since day one, Androids out the ****.
DVP, Lumia 900, now a Yellow 920. Windows Phone is elegant, simple. Nuff Said.
Some Stuff - 11-27-2012, 09:29 PM #17
Similar Threads
-
What happens to existing Phones now that WP7/Nokia pairing?
By falconeight#WP in forum Windows Phone 7Replies: 10Last Post: 02-16-2011, 05:44 AM -
What happened to the Podcast?
By mobilejk in forum WPCentral.com - Site News, Feedback, HelpReplies: 3Last Post: 01-24-2011, 08:53 AM

LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks



































Latest Comments