Back to the articlePrimary school maths #
Posted Friday 15th June 2007 21:40 GMT
£1.29 for a music track + 'another 30 pence of revenue' != £1.49
3 adds video to the Groove
yeah but... #
Posted Saturday 16th June 2007 10:54 GMT
seems like a rip off to me. your could get a very much more enjoyable and longer lasting starbucks for that. Do they charge you data rate to download it as well?
At the expense of sound quality #
Posted Monday 18th June 2007 11:21 GMT
I get a fivers worth of download credit every month as part of my contract which I have been on for u8 months. I downloaded 1 video and the sound was worse than I acheived using a free mp3 compression utility for sending my music to friends via modem 10 years agao. Needless to say that free £5 credit remains unspent every month since.
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