Tunebite lets you enjoy Nokia's Comes with Music service, DRM-free
By Joseph L. Flatley 
posted Dec 10th 2008 7:11PM
posted Dec 10th 2008 7:11PM
Not that you'd be interested, because DRM isn't a clumsy or expensive solution to a problem that exists largely (or even solely) in the heads of the film and music industries, but a new version of Tunebite is out, and among its many features is the ability to make unprotected dupes of tracks downloaded from Nokia's Comes With Music service. This isn't the "crack" everyone's talking about -- there's nothing new about software that records protected audio off the sound card -- but this package does so at speeds of up to 54x. Not bad, eh? But please, don't use it. Kanye needs our money if he's going to keep scarfing up all those awesome gadgets.
[Via Electricpig]
[Via Electricpig]
Interestingly, at Kanye's concert in Brisbane, he told us all to listen to 808's and Heartbreak: even if it meant we burnt or downloaded it!
It was cool. Good concert too.
Good point Josh cause anyone knows that most of people download musics. I get musics from MSN store and newly from Nokia Comes With Music and still I enjoy it on my ipod and phone also cause of course I use for 2 years now tunebite for removing the DRM. It's a nice piece cause it gives me the oportunitty to play my music on other devices and it doesn't crack the DRM as everyone said but it re-records the original file without messing with DRM, this makes it legal.