Microsoft lets Zune Music Subscribers Keep 10 tunes a month

Microsoft announced that they are allowing customers who pay for the "all you can listen" access to keep 10 songs each month. This is now included in the $14.99 per month fee.

Microsoft also announced deals with Sony and BMG, allowing Zune users to buy MP3-formatted songs, not just ones protected with digital rights management software.

It looks like Microsoft is really trying to gain some ground on iTunes and others.

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Zune Price Drops - Microsoft Zune 4,8,16,80,120

In an effort to boost sales, Microsoft has dropped the prices on it's Zune models.

ZUNE 4 - Now $99
ZUNE 8 - Now $139
ZUNE 16 - Now $179
ZUNE 80 - Now $229
ZUNE 120 - Now $249


So, what's the difference between an Zune and an Ipod. One of the main differences between them besides Apple's market share is the FM Radio in the Zune, and wireless abilities. The Zune also has social networking capabilities, allowing you to share your musical tastes with your network (Facebook, Blogs, etc.). You also have the ability to wirelessly synchronize and share songs and play lists.