Nokia flipped the switch in the U.S.. Market for the Nokia Music+ service today for all Nokia Lumia Windows Phones.
The subscription will run you $3.99 a month and offer premium features above and beyond what the Nokia Music app currently offers. Features that includes unlimited music downloads for offline use, unlimited skips, lyric streaming, and a boost in sound quality.
To subscribe to Nokia Music+ just enter your Nokia Music app, enter the settings menu and you should see an upgrade option where you can start your monthly subscription. Not sure if Nokia Music+ is your cup of tea? Nokia did things right by offering a seven day trial period for the service to let you try things out before signing on the dotted line. When you sign up for the trial, the expiration date will appear in your Nokia Music app's settings. After which you can convert your trial subscription to a paid subscription.
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