Nokia Comes With Music DRM circumvented

  Nokia Comes with Music seems like a generous offer: as much free music as you can download for a whole year, and tracks that can be kept as long as you like without paying a repeat subscription. That’s not generous enough for some though, so software maker Tunebite has come up with a workaround that’ll unlock your tracks forever.   Nokia’s restrictions do not limit your ability to play back the tracks on your computer or Nokia phone after you’ve downloaded them. However, the DRM that is in place will prevent you copying them around willynilly, making backups or using them on unauthorised handsets and computers.   Tunebite removes the DRM, making it possible to move and copy tracks as much as you like. It does this not by hacking the DRM itself, but by playing and re-recording the songs silently in the background. It’s a fairly blunt way of doing things and because it’s using lossy encoding to record something that already uses a lossy ... (link)