Digital music service Napster is relaunching itself as a Web-based music service which enables customers to play their music on any computer without additional software.

The digital music service Napster is relaunching itself as a Web-based music service that enables its users to tap into their music from any Web-enabled computer without having to download and install client software. Dubbed “Napster 4.0,” the idea is to make Napster’s music service more flexible by being compatible with a wide range of Internet-enabled devices—with the hopes that, in turn, will attract more paying customers. Napster also hopes the move will appeal to consumer electronics manufacturers looking to offer direct integration with a music service, as well as third-party Web sites looking to offer music capabilities.

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