McDonald's serves up free Zune Wi-Fi
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Microsoft has served up a tasty treat for Zune users: free Wi-Fi access in thousands of McDonald’s eateries.
The announcement means any US customer who’s splashed out on one of Microsoft’s recently launched Wi-Fi enabled Zune MP3 players, can now access Zune Marketplace – Microsoft’s version of iTunes – whenever they pass under the Golden Arches.
Ronald McDonald’s currently got 9800 of his fast food joints wired up for Zune-based downloads.
The deal follows Microsoft’s announcement that Zune 3.0 - the latest version of Zune software – is now available to download. The modernised software allows punters to buy songs from FM radio stations over Wi-Fi, though a feature called “Buy from FM”.
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