In addition to the release of iOS 5.1 beta 2, Apple also released iTunes 10.5.2 with iTunes Match updates and fixes for an audio distortion issue experienced by customers on select CD’s that they attempted to scan. Apple is keeping on top of issues reported by customers and is very … Read the Full Story →
After weeks of speculation, Apple finally released their new music locker service, iTunes Match. Apple pegged the release for an October release, but delayed it until the first week of November. iTunes Match is currently available to US customers for a $25/ a year fee, which will allow them to … Read the Full Story →
Tucked away in a corner of the iOS 5 update is a new section in iTunes just for Tones. Purchasing ringtones is not something new for smartphones, but the convenience added with the new update for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad puts them front and center. Tones can be a … Read the Full Story →
Apple on Wednesday released iOS 5, Mac OS X Lion update, iCloud and made some new apps available on the App Store as free download. iTunes Movie Trailers, an app that makes keeping up with current movies and upcoming releases an absolute joy was also launched. iTunes Movie Trailers {Free} has … Read the Full Story →
With the release of Apple’s iPhoto 9.2 beta 3, some more news about Apple’s iPhone 5 comes to light. Buried in Apple’s upcoming Photo Stream instructions, an unusual image of what looks like an iPhone with a larger screen and elongated home button appeared. Rumors about this being the actual … Read the Full Story →
Orange, one of the leading telecom providers in the UK has launched a promotion offering a free iTunes movie rental every week. The service, dubbed Film To Go is only available in the UK and will feature a pre-selected movie every week for users to download and enjoy. The movies … Read the Full Story →
On Saturday, Apple released iOS 5 Beta 5 for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The software update, which could possibly be one of the last 3 beta releases, was made available as an OTA (over-the-air) update to developers. Registered developers can download iOS 5 beta 5 from Apple’s developer … Read the Full Story →
Rating: Skrappy Review: Skrappy is a great adaptation of the scrapbooking phenomenon for the iPad. If you’ve never scrapbooked before, this app is going to be a fun discovery process for you. But if you’ve put together a physical scrapbook, you’ll be happy to see how that process has been … Read the Full Story →
Apple on Friday released iOS 5 Beta 2 for developers, as discovered by ItsAllTech . The latest beta release brings WiFi sync to the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. WiFi Sync was one of the features toted at Apple’s WWDC event, and allows iOS 5 users to sync their devices to … Read the Full Story →
A new report though claims Apple spends even more on its iTunes service than we could every have imagined – a whopping $1.3 billion EACH YEAR!
Read the Full Story →Apple’s iTunes truly revolutionized the digital music industry and now it seems that they are ready to take it to the next level with ‘iCloud’ music streaming service. We recently reported that Apple has closed licensing deals with three out of the four major music labels for their soon to … Read the Full Story →
Apple’s next major software update for iOS devices, iOS 5, could deliver over-the-air updates for Verizon iPhone according to a new rumor. 9to5 Mac recently claimed that multiple sources have confirmed that Apple has been in talks with Verizon since early this year to enable iPhone 4 users to receive … Read the Full Story →
According to a Touch Arcade forum post apps downloaded by using a promo code can no longer be left a review or rating in Apple’s App Store.
Read the Full Story →A source for Cult of Mac has revealed that Apple has been testing out wireless syncing with iPods for the past two years, and that Steve Jobs is pushing to get the technology into the next generation of iPods. While syncing a large collection of music over a Wi-Fi network … Read the Full Story →
According to a recent report from StorageNewsletter.com, Apple has ordered 12,000 terabytes (12 petabyes) of storage from Isilon Systems for hosting video content on the iTunes Store. The deal was said to “probably” make Apple Isulon’s largest customer, and could indicate that plans for a digital locker service to store … Read the Full Story →
