If you’re looking to buy some music or apps on the iTunes store or maybe shop on Amazon, today is a good day for you. Discounts on both Apple and Amazon gift cards are available. Best Buy is currently offering 20% off iTunes gift cards as their deal of the day, and you can get [...]
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Apple recently reported its results for the holiday quarter, with sales jumping to record highs for many of its products. Apple announced a record quarterly net profit of $13.06 billion, or $13.87 per diluted share. More statistics available in the chart after the break.
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iTunes 10.5.2, replacing its 10.5.1 predecessor, was just released to the public as a download today. According to Apple, the software update primarily addresses issues with iTunes Match, which was supposedly updated containing “several improvements,” as well as a fix to an audio distortion issue in iTunes. Here are the full notes on what exactly is new in iTunes 10.5.2:
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Today, Apple released its iTunes “in the Cloud” feature, which was available for the US back in June, to multiple other countries around the world.
The feature allows users to easily redownload music previously purchased in iTunes to any registered device so that users do not have to store an entire library onto every single device.
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Lately, there have been strong rumors that Apple was planning to discontinue two of the oldest iPod versions – the iPod shuffle and the iPod classic. Now, there is even more evidence to support that Apple may indeed be retiring the veteran devices – as a while ago, the company had suddenly removed access to iPod Click Wheel Games on iTunes.
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Macrumors recently reported that Apple has been periodically launching the iTunes Music Store in different E.U. countries which previously did not offer it.
Throughout the day, Apple has opened up iTunes to twelve countries so far – including Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia.
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Apple recently sent an email to developers notifying them that the company was preparing to wipe out all iCloud libraries housing iTunes Match data for the purpose of “improving the overall quality and reliability” of the product.
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Last week, Apple updated its online store with some small but nice tweaks.
Now, when you click on the “buy now” button on the iPad product page, you will be taken to a brand new and improved interface for selecting details of your device such as color, model, and carriers.
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Earlier today, Apple released Match Beta to developers through an email.
The email noted that all beta subscribers would get a bonus three-months free with their $24.99 subscription which covers both the beta and the 12-month normal launch subscription.
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Apple has recently been observed to have discontinued its old 99 cent TV show rental system that was part of iTunes and Apple TV.
The company has already shut down access to the rentals, and the Apple TV page has even stopped mentioning the option to rent TV Shows.
Read More →Apple has recently updated their extremely popular iDevice-managing, online-media-shopping, and media-library-management app for Mac and Windows to version 10.4.1, which gives the app a number of bug fixes. Remember folks, this is before the unofficially released iTunes 10.5, which is supposed to work with iOS 5 to bring new functionality. Here’s some details from MacWorld:
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These days, lots of users have been shying away from the notion of plugging their iOS device to the computer to power and sync their devices. I for one, dislike iTunes because i find it to be slow and a bit unwieldy.
In the past, users who wanted back-ups for their devices only had the option of using iTunes, as nothing else would supply the function. However, this problem has been solved with Iomega’s new SuperHero docking station – which allows for iTunes free backups.
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Apple has now made it possible to re-download TV shows through iTunes in the “Purchased” tab in the iTunes Store section of the app. Apple has also made it possible to redownload purchased apps, music, etc, a feature that they had promised in WWDC 2011. We can predict that the ability to re-download movies will be coming next.
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Great news for music fans on iTunes this week, as Apple has just recently extended its international song preview time to 90 seconds.
It was in December, 2010, that Apple first introduced the 90 second preview times. However, that time was inconsistent with different songs, even in the same album.
Now that Apple has changed the preview time internationally, we can expect to enjoy an extra minute for pretty much every song on iTunes
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Here’s a story that you don’t hear every day, and I think its quite ironic. In WWDC 2011, we heard all about the Cloud, which gave us the feature to see all media that we downloaded from iTunes EVER, and redownload it all 100% free. Well now, an Apple customer was charged 122 times for OS X Lion. To the victim, John Christman, it probably doesn’t matter whether he has one or 122 copies of the same software. Oh except for the fact that one copy costs $29.99, while 122 cost $3,878.40. Damn.
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When OS X Lion released, I think few people expected the new operating system to be 100%. And for those of you who did, unfortunately Apple has disappointed you. Quite a few users of the new operating system have reported a video playing bug on Lion on Apple’s support forums, and in fact, all over the web. Reportedly, the bug causes system-wide freezes after watching videos.
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