iTunes Plus drops all-or-nothing upgrades, goes a la carte- iTunes users who want to upgrade their DRMed library to iTunes Plus can now do so on a song-by-song or album-by-album basis. Apple has dropped its restriction that forced users to upgrade their entire libraries at once, but if you’re feeling lazy, you might still want to hold off. Via Ars Technica
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