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  | Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 2nd Apr 2007 15:23 UTC Found at 5/9/2008 via www.newmobilecomputing.com
This morning, Apple and EMI announced the availabilty of DRM-free music in the iTunes Music Store . DRM-free songs will feature a higher audio quality (256kbps), and will cost USD/EUR 1.29 per song. They also announced that they are working on getting The Beatles' music in the iTMS. More...
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| Review: Logitech Duet Wireless Music System Found at 5/9/2008 via www.geek.com
One of the hottest sectors in consumer electronics involves wirelessly streaming your media to either your TV or your stereo. There are a number of add-ons for iTunes and even Apple TV does a great job of streaming your music, photos, and videos. But what if you just want to stream audio to [...] More...
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| What's Online Found at 5/8/2008 via seattlepi.nwsource.com
Musicians: Upload music to programs such as iTunes and Napster. More...
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| UC Davis creates Itunes U site for campus Found at 5/7/2008 via www.dailydemocrat.com
UC Davis has launched its own iTunes U site that features free access to audio and video files on campus news, faculty research, interviews, music, athletics and academic courses. More...
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| Small victory for Microsoft's Zune over iPod Found at 5/7/2008 via www.iht.com
Microsoft said the Zune Marketplace would begin selling TV shows, including many programs from NBC, which pulled its shows from iTunes over Apple's unwillingness to set different prices for TV shows. More...
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| UC Davis Creates iTunes U Site Found at 5/6/2008 via www-pubcomm.ucdavis.edu
UC Davis has launched its own iTunes U site that features free access to audio and video files on campus news, faculty research, interviews, music, athletics and academic courses. More...
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| New features, NBC shows still leave Zune playing catchup Found at 5/6/2008 via arstechnica.com
Microsoft updates the Zune with social networking features and a fresh slate of downloadable TV shows, including a bunch of NBC shows no longer available from iTunes. Is it enough to make a difference for the flagging media platform? We don't think so. Read More... More...
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| MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first Found at 5/6/2008 via www.macdailynews.com
"After a pricing spat with Apple led NBC to pull its video content from iTunes, the broadcaster has struck a deal with Microsoft's Zune online store," Nancy Gohring reports for IDG News Service. More...
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| Victoria Nostalgic Audio Entertainment Centers Archive and Digitize Your Vinyl and Cassettes Found at 5/6/2008 via www.prweb.com
Grace Digital launches a new line of audio products that allow consumers to digitize their old records (LP's) and cassettes. We are now shipping 3 different products that allow consumers to burn their Vinyl (33, 45 or 78's) to CD's, a thumb drive, SD card, or even perform a direct USB transfer to your PC into iTunes or any computer audio applications. Don't buy your old music again, transfer ... More...
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| Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 16th Dec 2005 23:30 UTC Found at 5/6/2008 via www.osnews.com
If you think that RIAA is the No1 greed force in the world you obviously don't have a cellphone. According to The Register Apple was pressured by mobile carriers to remove an upcoming feature from iLife'06 that would allow users to remix their own ringtones via iTunes. More...
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| Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 21st Mar 2006 22:51 UTC Found at 5/6/2008 via www.newmobilecomputing.com
French lawmakers approved an online copyright bill Tuesday that would require Apple to break open the exclusive format behind its market-leading iTunes music store and iPod players. More...
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| First Look: Toast Titanium 9, disc burner Found at 5/5/2008 via www.macnn.com
Every Mac with a Superdrive can burn your iTunes music files to a CD, your iMovie video files to a DVD, and your digital photographs (or any files and folders) to both a CD/DVD. However, if you want to do more than ordinary CD/DVD burning, you may want to look at Roxioís latest version of Toast Titanium 9, a multi-purpose optical media authoring ap... More...
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| Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 2nd Apr 2007 15:23 UTC Found at 5/4/2008 via www.osnews.com
This morning, Apple and EMI announced the availabilty of DRM-free music in the iTunes Music Store . DRM-free songs will feature a higher audio quality (256kbps), and will cost USD/EUR 1.29 per song. They also announced that they are working on getting The Beatles' music in the iTMS. More...
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| Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 28th Feb 2006 18:51 UTC Found at 5/3/2008 via www.newmobilecomputing.com
At a special press event today, Apple introduced various new products. Besides the usual iPod/iTunes chit-chatter , they introduced a new Mac Mini with either a dual-core or single-core Intel processor. More...
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| Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 2nd Apr 2007 15:23 UTC Found at 5/1/2008 via www.osnews.com
This morning, Apple and EMI announced the availabilty of DRM-free music in the iTunes Music Store . DRM-free songs will feature a higher audio quality (256kbps), and will cost USD/EUR 1.29 per song. They also announced that they are working on getting The Beatles' music in the iTMS. More...
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