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By Adam Frucci Published July 25, 2007, 1:37 pm ET

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Rumor has it that AT&T has teamed up with DRM-hatin’ online music store eMusic to provide mobile music downloads to the Samsung A707, A717, A727 and the Nokia N75. Five songs a month for $7.50 plus data charges isn’t exactly a bargain, but hey, DRM-free downloads on the go would be pretty slick. [Boy Genius]

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