Tuesday morning phil Schiller has announced at Macworld Expo that Apple has included downloading music, purchase music and podcast feature on iPhone.
This feature will work with 3G Data Connnection and this time it works as previous that support was upto Wi-Fi connected phone and iPhod touches
The thing he did not mentioned is you now can download using the slower (much slower) EDGE data connection as well (a tip o' the hat to Daring Fireball's John Gruber for pointing it out just after the keynote).
Back at the office, I turned off Wi-Fi and 3G on my iPhone, then proceeded to search for and download a free iTunes track using my EDGE connection. And yes, it too worked.
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There are two downsides to downloading over EDGE, however. First, it took 15 minutes and 12 seconds to download a 9.3MB track, a lot longer than it would have taken over 3G or Wi-Fi. And second, the iPhone has same size restriction for iTunes downloads that it has for App Store downloads--namely, you can't download anything larger than 10MB over 3G or EDGE.
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