Browse tag: iTunes Store

Browse tag: iTunes Store

Six ways to watch movies on your Mac
The iTunes Store now has a respectable movie catalog, but it's not your only source for movies and TV shows on the Web.
Apple launches iTunes Preview
Apple has just quietly launched a service that makes links to the iTunes Store a little more informative by displaying information about the product in a Web browser.
iTunes Store adds a ton of HD films
Without much fanfare from Apple, iTunes Store now stocks nearly 300 HD films, possibly more.
Steve Jobs is Fortune's CEO of the decade
In the last ten years, Steve Jobs has revolutionized several industries, including music and cell phones—so it's easy to understand why Fortune has named him CEO of the decade.
Report: Apple pitching TV subscription service to networks
According to reports, Apple is flogging a $30 per month television service to content providers—but will the networks bite?
BlueBeat sells Beatles MP3s, permission be damned
A new Website called BlueBeat has begun selling Beatles MP3 albums. The only problem? The Fab Four haven't licensed their music for download to anyone yet.
First Look: Apple TV 3.0
Apple TV 3.0 is out, and it's got some nice improvements. But it does make you wonder, what's the future of Apple's endless hobby?
Apple releases Apple TV 3.0 software
Apple's latest major Apple TV update includes a new main menu interface, and support for iTunes LP and iTunes Extras content, as well as Genius Mixes.
Apple TV software 3.0 on its way with iTunes LP, Extras support
A much-needed software upgrade for the Apple TV is inevitable, but an iTunes Store TOS update may have let it slip that one is imminent. Highlighted among the TOS changes is support for iTunes LP and Extras—two formats that practically beg to be displayed on an HDTV.
All about iTunes windows
Whether it's adjusting the width of iTunes' interface, using multiple windows, or controlling how videos play back, there's a lot you can do with windows in iTunes.
Reports: Google to launch music service and phone
Will Google gunning to become the next Apple? Google is reportedly set to unveil its own music service and is also working with a smartphone manufacturer on an...
iTunes launches new Twitter accounts
The iTunes Store has created a quartet of new Twitter accounts to keep social networking users abreast of the latest developments in music, podcasts, movies, and TV.
Behind the cover of an iTunes LP
iTunesLP.net offers a glimpse into what makes an iTunes LP an iTunes LP and shows you how to make one.
A year later, Nokia's music service has few users
An analyst group says that Nokia's music service only has 107,000 users.
Beyond iTunes: streaming music services
The bulk of the world's music is just an Internet connection (and subscription fee) away.
Apple denies iTunes LP production fee
An Apple spokesperson denied claims that the company is charging a $10,000 production fee for its new iTunes LP format and says that it will be open to major and indie labels.
iTunes competitor doubleTwist gains Amazon MP3 store
Media software doubleTwist has added access to the Amazon MP3 store in its latest update, allowing you to purchase music from within the app.
Apple and Eminem publisher settle lawsuit
Apple and Eminem publisher Eight Mile Style have settled a lawsuit that went to trial late last month over digital downloads of the rapper's songs.
Eminem publishers v. Apple finally going to trial
A case two years in the making is finally going to trial. Rapper Eminem's music publishers are suing Apple for distributing recordings of his songs without permission.
iTunes 9.0.1 update restores 'maximize' button behavior
Released Tuesday, Tunes 9.0.1 fixes a number of issues -- the most obvious of which is a quick reversal of decision on the functionality of the green "maximize" button which now functions as it did prior to iTunes 9.
The Macalope Weekly: Money, money, money
The Zune HD may be many things, but it's not an iPod touch-killer. Nor is there apparently a way to kill the record industry's aspirations, even with a stake through the heart. And aren't accounting rules a killer?
Music industry wants Apple, Amazon to pay up
Performing arts groups including the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers and Broadcast Music Inc. believe retailers like Apple need to pay royalties on the 30-second song samples in iTunes. Ian Paul of PC World breaks down the argument.
Apple’s Rock and Roll event now available on iTunes
Apple has made the entire keynote video available as a free download from the iTunes Store.
Bugs & Fixes: iTunes 9 and Safari mix it up
Apple rolled out a new version of iTunes this week, and with it have come a pair of problems -- one related to Safari and the other involving the new Genius Mixes feature.
Apple's music event, in holiday colors
Jason Snell analyzes Apple's Wednesday iPod event and tries to understand what it all means.
Apple's iPod and iTunes updates
Apple updated its iPod line and rolled out a new version of iTunes 9 on Wednesday. Macworld's editors are on hand to make sense of these announcements.
Slideshow: Apple's Rock & Roll event
Images of today's Rock and Roll event where Apple unveiled updates to iTunes, the iPhone OS, and the iPod line
Better navigation, iTunes LP highlight iTunes Store makeover
The iTunes Store gets a significant makeover in iTunes 9.
The Beatles and iTunes: A complicated history
Could Wednesday finally be the day that the Beatles arrive on Apple's iTunes Store? Ian Paul of PC World recounts the complicated history between the band and the computer maker.
What to expect at Wednesday's Apple event
This year's edition of Apple's fall music event takes place on Wednesday. Jonathan Seff looks at some of the announcements that could occur when Apple executives take the stage.