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.

More Mac bundles for the massesTheMacSale 2 and TheMacBundles offer their own respective bundles of Mac software for $50, but at what cost to developers?
Skype's legal storm clears upSkype's cofounders have reached an agreement to withdraw their legal challenges against eBay and Skype's future majority owners.

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.
Create a central media library With a Mac, iTunes 9, and Apple TV, and an HDTV, you can access all of your audio and video content from the couch. Here's how.
Make it even easier to add media to iTunes Learn how to make it even easier to use the new Automatically Add to iTunes feature in iTunes 9.
See selection info in iTunes 9 See the size and play time of selections in iTunes 9
Editing (or not) iTunes genres No, you can't edit the list of iTunes' pre-defined genres. But you can deal with the countless custom genres that clutter your iTunes library.

Is Spotify the future of music listening? Spotify, hoping to make its way to the U.S. soon, lets you stream music to your computer or iPhone/iPod touch. Will it be worth the wait?
Apple to kill Palm Pre iTunes media sync again? CIO's Al Sacco wonders if Wednesday's Apple event means an iTunes update that could once again leave Palm Pre users without the ability to sync music files via the Apple software.
The Macalope Weekly: Good kitty, bad kitty The Macalope realizes it's 'he said/he said' when it comes to the Snow Leopard launch, but when it comes to Flash and AT&T, there's plenty of blame to go around.
iTunes 9: A wish list It seems like a safe bet we'll see iTunes 9 unveiled some time in September. Scott McNulty weighs in on some rumored additions, and a few features he'd like to see.
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