The last vestiges of Microsoft's Zune brand are officially ending today. As previously announced in September, today is the final day for the remaining Zune hardware devices to download or steam content from Microsoft's Zune services.
Those Zune devices can still play MP3 tunes that are in their hard drives, and any songs that are still stored on a Zune player can be transferred to another device. The remaining Zune Music Pass subscribers will be automatically converted over to a Groove Music Pass plan at the rate of $9.99 a month.
Source: Microsoft
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