Windows Media Player was offered to Windows 8 buyers as a free download between October 2012 and February 2013 ($9.99 after 31 January 2013). During the installation I learned that the software's request for a license key was more than just a permission for WMP use, but it was also a completely different license key…

How will users who downloaded the Windows Media Player pack for Windows 8—which required a license key—be affected by Windows 8.1? I don't want to be forced to pay for something that was offered to me free of charge for being an early user.

I couldn't agree more! Beyond the look of Prezi, its ease of use is phenomenal.

@Whitson Gordon: You know, this style should be a good fit for a short (5-10) speech, too.

Nice work on the site. I like that the layout is simple, filled with appropriate links to each service provider's page(s), and ad-free.

You don't require HTC's Beats software to get a decent soundbed from Beats Studios. I use them as a daily driver for music and movies. Just as my past Sennheiser and Sony headphones handled movies and music brilliantly with and without equalization software or preamps, so have my current Beats set. I can accept sound…

OK, pnhst, do the rest of us a great favor and investigate further. If Vladimir is indeed just a lucky fellow, confirm it.

I love this service! I picked a good time to sign up, I guess, because I didn't have trouble with the code.

I take it that you never served. Even the person who sets forth on a path for free education changes course not long after she enters, thanks in part to the training and esprit de corps, and few people who leave any military service alive and whole stomp out the door with a "FREE SCHOOL!" flag waving. Veterans…

Though I never saw my Spotify and Pandora subscriptions as "replacements" for my music collection, the idea of music discovery and portability married together sold me on both services. Pandora works well even in low-signal areas for my EVO 3D, and Spotify does a great job of randomizing songs when I use its "radio"…