When iTunes was launched, it sold one million songs in a week for 99 cents each.
You had the luxery of playing the music stored in your Music Beta by signing in with your Google account. You could listen to music on your iPhone after signing in with an app called G-Music.
An app similar to G-music, called aMusic launched by Amazon also served the same purpose. This app would have enabled you to play music in your Amazon storage locker on iOS. However, unfortunately, this cannot happen.
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iCloud and iOS 5 were launched this past Wednesday. For iCloud, Using an “Apple ID” that can used by not just an individual but by whole family can be problematic.
Before iOS 5 came, sharing Apple ID was not a problem as mostly Apple ID was used to purchase content on iTunes. The problem now is that Apple is tied with many services and some of them involve your personal and private data which you may not want to share with anyone including family members.
To resolve these issues, you need take certain steps. You should use a personal Apple ID with iCloud. You do not want the online stuff of your family members to appear in your device, cluttering your stuff and confusing you about what to see and what to delete. However, the Apple ID being used to purchase stuff from iTunes and app store can be shared with family members, even with OS 5. Don not share your Apple ID that you use for iMessage as identity thieves use the stolen IDs to send spam or frivolous messages.
So what is your opinion about iOS and how would you like to share your Apple ID with family members? Discuss in the comments section below.
Source: Mac Stories
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So you have purchased your iPhone 4S and ready to use it. Changing Siri’s voice may not be possible right now but you have the option of choosing your ringtone that would notify you of incoming calls and messages.
Listening to old “Beep Beep” seems old fashioned and today people want ringtones that sound “cool”. When you have varieties of ringtones to choose from, nothing seems more “cool”.
New to iOS 5, the iTunes store now has store for ringtones where you can purchase ringtones. It also allows you to choose the ringtone you want to buy and keeps popular ringtones under top ten. The Tone Store of iTunes is also available at iPad.
If you choose to keep your phone in vibrant mode, you have the features and options to select how you want your phone to vibrate and what type of jitters do you want to when your phone vibrates. You can also choose the intensity of vibrations.
So what ringtone are you going to add in your iPhone 4S? Tell us in the comments section below.
Source: Mac Stories
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Years ago, when iTunes was launched by Apple, it opened a new chapter in the dimension of online music and turned out to be big treat for online music lovers.
Now the advanced version called iTunes has been released which is being seen as the first step towards Apple’s upgrade towards iOS 5 and iCloud.
New features of iTunes 10.5:
1. iTunes can store your music and TV purchases in iCloud and makes them available at your device whenever you wish at no extra cost.
2. You can purchase music from any computer and get a copy downloaded in your Mac or iOS devices.
3. Previous purchases of music, TV, apps and books can be re-downloaded with no additional cost, provided they are still available at iTunes.
4. You can automatically sync your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iTunes anytime when both of them are on same Wi-Fi network.
iTunes 10.5 Requirements:
Hardware Requirements:
1. Mac computer with Intel, Power PC G4 or G5 processor. 512 MB of RAM is also required.
2. 512 MB of RAM helps in playing the Standard Definition video if 1.0 GHz Power PC G4 or a faster processor are available.
3.Screen resolution of 1024X768 or higher.
4. Broadband connection to use iTunes store.
5. Apple Combo drive or Super-drive to create audio, MP3 or backup CDs. Some CD-RW recorders may also work.
Software Requirements:
1. Pac OS X version 10.5 or later.
2. Safari 4.0.3 or later.
3. 200 MB available disk space.
So are get ready for some more online fun and entertainment. Tell us what would you like to do in comments section.
SOURCE: 9TO5 Mac
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Good news for the users of Mac OS X Lion and iTunes. They would get access to iCloud software before the launch of iOS 5.
These updates would be available to Mac users before 12 October 2011, the release date of iOS 5.
Apple has not officially stated the need for update for its Lion or iTunes software, in order to make it compatible with iCloud. However, Testers of cloud-based services have been using Mac OS X 10.7.2 and iTunes 10.5 that can deliver support.
iCloud and iOS 5 are expected to release on 12 October 2011. Are you ready for iCloud? What do you expect from iCloud? Tell us in the comments section below.
SOURCE: Apple Insider
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Early this fall Apple may start testing the sale of 1080o Movies through its iTunes service, reported by AppleInsider. The site revealed that a handful of feature films have been submitted to iTunes store for a release that was set in September and October along with documentation for a optional 1920×1080 resolution, according to people well-known with the matter.
According to same people, one such film from 20th century seem to have appeared with encoding options for SD (480p), HD (720p), and a new, third format listed as HD+ (1080p). In the same way, a few numbers of forthcoming release from two of the other ‘big 5’ movies were put forward with optional resolutions of 1920×1080 and also with an standard bitrate encoding of 10,000 kbps.
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