I bought the bike long after I switched to Amazon MP3 for music.
Well that's just even more sad.
I bought the bike long after I switched to Amazon MP3 for music.
Go to the App Store and download an epub reader for the Mac.
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Getting my wisdom straight from Wikipedia:
So Amazon is trapping you in their proprietary format, while ePub is a standard. Download an ePub book, rename from .epub to .zip, unzip it, and all the files are there in xhtml format.
I actually own quite a few ePub books, bought through iTunes, from a publisher that tries to publish everything DRM free. These ePub books are DRM free on the iTunes store and everywhere else (they have a list of twenty or so stores), the only version with DRM is the one on Amazon because Amazon insists on it and they can't make Amazon sell their books DRM free.
Well that's just even more sad.
The music files on iTunes are playable on a broad range of players, not just iWhatever.
But it's true that music is often cheaper on amazon.
If the word is meant to be pronounced "Spot-a-fye," which it is, then it needed to be spelled "Spottify." As spelled, it would be pronounced so that it rhymes with "Goat-a-fye." Or they could have invented a word that has anything to do with music, but as that's a stylistic complaint and not structural, I'll set it aside.
This may not seem like much, given that the English language features no shortage of unusual and convoluted rule exceptions, but this is a particularly egregious ignorance of a fairly basic rule of vowel construction. Disregarding rules this fundamental leads to aberrations such as the aforementioned Jobing.com (should be "Jobbing"), or worse, "Hot in Herre" (should be "Here"). Or, the crown king of all ignorant blather, courtesy of juvenile text-speak eveywhere, "Wat" (should be "What").
Still, IMHO not really a valid argument at all and frankly. Silly.
Methinks this place would give you a coronary:You don't think so? Would you obtain medical services from an office labeled "Dockter Smith" or have your car repaired at "Quallitee Auto Service?" If not, why not? Because their clear illiteracy says something about them as a company/practitioner/vendor/professional. So it is with Spotify. True, music is less essential than health care or transportation, but the principle applies nonetheless. As Captain Picard said, the line must be drawn here, and no further.
As far as digital music goes Amazon rocks. I still prefer to buy CDs b/c I'm a lossless guy. But when I do buy digital it's on Amazon. 1) Usually much better price & 2) free cloud storage and playback.
what if you don't have a Mac?
Go to www.windowsrumors.com and ask if they have an ePub reader for Windows.
don't need an epub reader when kindle has a web reader with no software to install. just need an html 5 browser
Go to the App Store and download an epub reader for the Mac.
So Amazon is trapping you in their proprietary format, while ePub is a standard. Download an ePub book, rename from .epub to .zip, unzip it, and all the files are there in xhtml format.
I actually own quite a few ePub books, bought through iTunes, from a publisher that tries to publish everything DRM free. These ePub books are DRM free on the iTunes store and everywhere else (they have a list of twenty or so stores), the only version with DRM is the one on Amazon because Amazon insists on it and they can't make Amazon sell their books DRM free.