Apple’s iTunes Plus DRM-free music upgrades go a la carte

Apple iTunes“If you’ve been skipping the daily double-wet-cappuccino in order to save enough money to upgrade your iTunes library to the DRM-free [and higher quality 256-kpbs AAC] iTunes Plus format, you can put coffee back on the menu. Apple has dispensed with the iTunes Store all-or-nothing upgrade policy,” Christopher Breen reports for Macworld.

“Until today, anyone who wished to upgrade his or her music from iTunes’ protected format to iTunes Plus was required to upgrade every track in his or her library,” Breen reports.That’s no longer the case.”

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