Nokia Launched Comes with Music

Nokia launched today its Comes with Music service in London. We’ve talked about the service earlier on. It’s an iTunes-like music store for Nokia phones. The music store will be available in the UK for the Nokia 5310 Xpress Music, for the Nokia N95 and for the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music.

As we told you before Nokia partnered up with Universal, Sony BMG, Warner and EMI which brought them millions of music tracks available to download. The service will use WMA format and it is protected by Windows Media DRM. The tracks are yours to keep after a year passes since you have downloaded them first. Tracks are priced at 0.8GBP in the UK store.

In order to burn tracks to your CD you will have to purchase additional license. Comes with Music libraries can be transferred to new PCs or handsets once every 3 months after the first year.

Comes with Music will come to your country too, but we have to wait for the official announcement. What do you think? Will you switch to Comes with Music for your music?

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