Nokia Delays “Comes With Music” Service in the U.S.
After waiting nearly a year for Nokia to launch its “Comes with Music” service, it appears North America will have to wait a little while longer. A spokeswoman for Nokia told Reuters that there isn’t any dates planned for the launch of this service.
“We’ve actually not given a firm time-frame yet for when it will be launched in North America. Our priority is on creating and delivering an optimal experience as we roll this service out in each market,” as told by a spokeswoman for Nokia.
Nokia’s “Comes with Music” service was launched last October in Britain, and so far, nine different countries. Unfortunately for Nokia, the results of these launches have been less then stellar. This is probably the reason the launch for the U.S. was temporarily postponed, since the U.S. is the world largest music market.
“Comes with Music” currently (in other countries) offer unlimited downloads of Music from all the major labels and some independents. The price of this all you can eat music service is built into the subscription plans or the price of the phone itself. Music can be downloaded to the phone or even downloaded to the consumer’s computer and be kept after their phone plan has expired.
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