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EMusic is one the major competitors to the iTunes Store for delivering legal song downloads to iPod users. eMusic distinguishes itself from iTunes by offering a flat-fee monthly plan, rather than a per-song price. To learn more about eMusic read my review of the service.
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The iTunes Store has a huge selection of songs and videos that will work seamlessly with your iPod. One of the most fun things about having an iPod, in fact, is browsing the music store and buying new content for your iPod.
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To buy songs or movies at iTunes Store, or to set up and use your iPhone, you'll need to create an iTunes account. To set one up, open iTunes and choose the iTunes Store option in the left-most menu. This will take you to the iTunes Store.
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There's a lot more to learn when it comes to more advanced use, of course, but the things that follow below are what you're likely to need to know in the first days or weeks of having an iPod.
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To begin moving songs from your CDs to iTunes and your iPod (a process called ripping), open iTunes. Be sure that your computer is connected to the Internet.
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The range of MP3 music download services available these days is impressive, especially because a few years ago the choices were so limited. The success of the iPod/iTunes broke open this market, but since then, many other competitors have flooded in.
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The iTunes Wifi Music Store is Apple's latest attempt to expand the use of versatility of its industry-leading iTunes Store. The WiFi Music Store adds the ability to browse music at the iTunes Store and wirelessly buy songs or albums over Apple's new WiFi-enabled devices, the iPhone and the iPod touch.
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The iTunes Store is the 800-pound gorilla of the digital media marketplace. No one has sold more songs or driven more expansion of the kinds of media available to legally download, while also providing an elegant, integrated experience with a digital media player.
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EMusic is the less-well-known rival to iTunes, but its affordable pricing, wide selection, and lack of digital rights management restrictions make it a terrific service that most any iPod owner should check out.
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There are many competing download services that let you sample, stream, and buy music over the Internet. The iTunes Store is probably the best known, but it's far from the only one. All of the services have various strengths and weaknesses. Here's an easy-to-use chart to help you compare a few of the leading companies.
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