Record Labels Being Paid for Individual Songs Played on iTunes Match

by JS on Feb 8, 2012

iTunes Match, Apple’s cloud music locker, launched late last year with every major record label signed on. iTunes Match costs $25 a year per customer, and allows users to keep every one of their iDevices synced up with music they’ve purchased.

Today, TuneCore’s Jeff Price published a post praising Apple for their payouts to record labels for songs played on iTunes Match. Price detailed the $10,000 he was awarded by Apple, in only two months… Read More

 

Apple Pushes Out New Genius Feature to Apple TV

by Cody on Feb 3, 2012

As noted by AppleInsider, Apple has quietly pushed out a tiny update for its Apple TV. Users will notice a new ‘Genius’ option on the Apple TV menu when browsing through movies or TV shows.

The Genius feature has been available on iTunes for years now, helping folks discover new music based on their previous purchases. And now Apple TV owners can use it to find new video content… Read More

 

Apple Working on Fix for iTunes Match “Explicit Song Matching” Bug

by Cody on Feb 2, 2012

Apple has been having a rough time with its iTunes Match service over the last few months. The product was more than a month late to market here in the US, and its international rollout didn’t go much smoother.

Well it doesn’t look like Apple’s troubles are over quite yet. Cult of Mac is reporting that it has discovered a bug in the iTunes Match service that replaces songs with explicit lyrics with their cleaner counterparts… Read More

 

Having Problems With Your Jailbreak? Try These Tips

by Jeff Benjamin on Jan 21, 2012

Lots of happy people have successfully jailbroken their iPhone 4S and iPad 2 over the last 24 hours or so, but some are still having problems pulling off a successful jailbreak on both Mac and Windows.

We understand the frustration that some of you have been experiencing, and we really want to help you. True, the Windows Command Line Utility isn’t exactly the easiest tool to jailbreak with, but it can be done, and has been done successfully by many of our viewers and readers.

That being said, there are still quite a few that seem to be having issues, so if that describes you, step inside, and let’s discuss some things that might help… Read More

 

Apple Releases iTunes 10.5.3, Brings TextBook Syncing

by Cody on Jan 19, 2012

It’s been quite the busy morning for the folks out in Cupertino. During its education event, Apple released a handful of new applications including iBooks 2, iBooks Author, and iTunes U. But it didn’t stop there.

Apple has also released an update to its iTunes software today, bringing the music-syncing program to version 10.5.3… Read More

 

Apple Launches iTunes Match in 19 More Countries

by JS on Jan 16, 2012

Apple continues to expand their reach with iTunes Match, launching in 19 more countries today with a focus on the Baltic states, Latin America, and the Netherlands. Today’s launch of new territory brings a total of 37 countries that Apple now has their cloud music service available in. Read More

 

App Store Apps Now Show “Quick Look” Previews in iTunes

by Oliver Haslam on Jan 14, 2012

Apple’s iTunes is far from ideal as a home for the App Store, but we’ve made do with it for so long that it just sort of feels like home. Apple has made a subtle change to the way iTunes displays app information on a computer.

Until now, the only way to see an app’s description was to click it and wait for iTunes to refresh itself and display the app’s own page. Now things are a little less clunky, with a new preview option added to app listings.

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Sony to Bring Music Unlimited Service to iOS

by Oliver Haslam on Jan 11, 2012

Spotify, Rdio, Rhapsody, and even iTunes itself could be set to get some new competition later this quarter, according to Venturebeat, with the news that Sony is set to join the already burgeoning music streaming market with a new iOS app in the works.

Sony’s “Music Unlimited” service offers music lovers a way to listen to tracks using a subscription model, with streaming music being the order of the day. The iOS app that is expected to be released during the next three months will support offline playback via caching, just as the competition does, negating the need for a constant internet connection.

The Music Unlimited service currently comes in two monthly flavors: a $3.99 basic option and a $9.99 premium one, with the latter offering unlimited playback and more advanced features… Read More

 

Best Buy Offering 20% Off Digital iTunes Gift Cards

by Cody on Jan 7, 2012

Those of you who scored new iOS devices during the holidays will be happy to hear this news. Continuing the trend that we saw from several retailers last month, Best Buy is hosting a sale on all of its iTunes Gift Cards.

The electronics giant is knocking 20% off of the gift cards, so long as you’re ok with digital delivery. The cards come in flavors ranging from $15 to $100, and can be used to purchase a wide array of iTunes content… Read More

 

Apple’s “iTunes – 12 Days of Christmas” App Now Available in UK and Canada

by Alex Heath on Dec 26, 2011

Apple has released its annual “iTunes – 12 Days of Christmas” app for the iPhone and iPad in the App Store for customers in the UK and Canada. The app serves as part of Apple’s promotion that lasts from December 26th to January 6th.

During Apple’s 12 Days of Christmas promotion the company will give away one free gift each day, whether it be an app, song, movie, or iBook. Read More

 
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