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7Digital Brings Music Store to More Countries

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7digital 7Digital has a pretty impressive music store app that they launched recently. The app lets you purchase and download high quality music from your device all without DRM. The prices for the music are still a bit high for my tastes, but lower than iTunes from what I can tell, and the collection is pretty impressive.

Bla1ze over @ CrackBerry noticed the the 7Digital store is now available in Canada which is a big feat compared to other music apps that are US only for now. I went to the product page for the 7Digital store and it actually lists quite a few other countries beyond the US including: Canada, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom. It kind of surprises me that 7Ditigal did not make their own announcement about this move.

You can find the 7Digital app in the App World at this link or directly at www.7digital.com.

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This entry was posted on Thursday, October 15th, 2009 and is filed under News, Utilities.
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2 Comments to “7Digital Brings Music Store to More Countries

  1. Thats good news! How does it fare on 8900 Curve? anyone?

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  2. Not all music apps are US only. I live in Canada and buy music on the Didiom app with my Canadian credit card.

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