iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store for iPhone

While I won't say that losing the hacked apps was worth having this update (I'm convinced the only reason they did it was so the Wi-Fi Store icon points down into the iPod icon), it is cool having the entire iTunes Store library right in your pocket. Other than that, I wish I was playing MegaMan II right now.

Any way to change the order it presents the ton tens? It's a pain to have to scroll to the bottom to get more top tens and then have to scroll again to select the genre I want.

The thing I don't like is if I buy an album it places the songs in the purchased folder rather than in its own play list. Am I missing a feature here?

@ #27 - I did that and it still wont let me do it. It's really weird, I'm hardly new to using the regular itunes store. Maybe apple just doesn't want me to give them any more money.

@32, I'm in total agreement. Apple seems to think that Wifi is everywhere and that we all have paid accounts at our local Starbucks in case we have a burning desire to step in and download a track. Even just the ability to search would be fantastic.
It's the times you are at a restaurant and someone mentions a song you should really check out that you would MOST want the music store.

Even if it was slow to download on EDGE (how big are YouTube videos?), I still want the option. I was most excited about being able to search for music anywhere. At the very least give us the ability to browse, preview, and shop. Then when you sync at home it downloads. I think that is a fair compromise.

I am disappointed, but this is v1.0 of the mobile store, so maybe they change their minds.

ahhhh - thanks, Chris - that makes it seem a little less nefarious

@29, I believe this is tied to your iTunes acct preferences, whether you'd like to see the +tracks or the regular. If you set your account to the non+ tracks, you'll probably see .99 price.

Also, I bought a + album tonight on the wifi store for $9.99. I don't know if it's a bug or what, but I was expecting the $12.99 price.

I bought a track just to see how it works. The one I bought happened to be one of the tracks that is available as iTunes plus. I can't see where there's an option, through the WiFi store, to buy "plus" tracks at .99, rather than $1.29 Anyone else think this is just a little greedy?

The only thing I don't like is how the extra button makes the home screen lopsided (well, that and no podcasts). Until Apple comes out with three more apps, I wish I had the option to remove another icon that I don't use much and substitute the download app.