That post was followed by replies from numerous other Doom9 forum posters confirming that the tool did indeed work with both Windows Vista and the Zune software. The main problem this creates is for the Zune Marketplace music store and Microsoft has yet to comment on the new tool.
| 1 | DefectiveByDesign.org |
| 2 | Engadget |
| 3 | Gizmodo |
| 4 | TeleRead: Bring the... |
| 5 | Boing Boing |
| 6 | Lifehacker |
| 7 | Techdirt |
| 8 | DRM |
| 9 | TECH.BLORGE.com |
| 10 | Techcrunch |
| 11 | TheAppleBlog |
| 12 | tipsdr.com |
| 13 | DMO Blog Zone |
| 14 | GigaOM |
| 15 | The Unofficial Appl... |
In particular, Apple objected to content that gave instructions on how to hack away at built-in DRM code in the iPhone and iPod to allow the devices to interact with unauthorized (ie, anything but Apple's iTunes) music services. ...
Sat, May 9 | from Examiner.com