AT&T is now offering song downloads from your cell phone. You search Napster’s music database and pay $1.99 per song. Which is twice what you would if you were using a computer and competing services from Apple, Amazon, or Microsoft.

If you are plan to download multiple songs in one month you can also sign up for a $7.49/month plan that gives you access to 5 downloads a month.  And you will get an e-mail every time you buy a song with a link to download the same title on your computer.

If you own an iPhone you can already buy music for $.99 per song and play it on your PC or cellphone.

Napster has made changes to its subscription music service and the company is launching a web-based service.

Napster 4.0 allows you to listen to your music collection on any internet-capable computer. We all know web-based software has many pros. Napster is now compatible with any Mac, Linux, and PC machine, without having to download and install any software. You will still need a Windows PC running the desktop client if you want to download songs, burn them to CD, or transfer them to a portable device.

The web service also consists of a recommendation tool, playlists managers, and music discovery features.