Rhapsody, Verizon Finally Selling DRM-Free MP3s
In the past, Rhapsody has put all of its efforts behind an all-you-can-eat, subscription-based music service, which is great for the insatiable music enthusiast who never leaves his or her desktop, but bad for the always on-the-go iPod addict. Now, Rhapsody is preparing to launch a downloadable MP3 store so it can directly compete with iTunes and hopefully attract more customers with its new ...
The corpse of ESPN's ill-fated partnership with Sprint, ESPN Mobile, is still warm, having been killed off in December largely thanks to ridiculously expensive service plans. ($35 a month for 100 minutes? No thanks!) The service was expensive, but also offered unique and comprehensive features for sports fans. Luckily for those who want the latest sports information in their pockets, ESPN hasn't ...









