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Nov 1 2006

Apple gives iTunes a Latin beat

Apple infused iTunes with a Latin beat by dedicating part of the online digital entertainment store to Spanish-language music, videos, audio books, podcasts and television shows.
The iTunes Latino portion of the website featured music genres including Mexican, alternative rock, pop, Reggaeton and classic rock. Some artists provided exclusive offerings for iTunes, Apple said.
“We’re thrilled to [...]

Oct 20 2006

Apple iPod Shipped With Viruses

Apple warned customers this past Tuesday of a shipment of iPods, the leading digital music player, has been infected with a Windows virus. A small number of iPods that were created after September 12th, 2006, have a nice surprise for users in the form of the RavMonE virus.
Apple claims that there have only been [...]

Oct 19 2006

Apple’s Profit Up on IPod, Mac Sales

The i’s have it: Intel and iPod helped drive quarterly sales and profit up sharply at Apple Computer Inc. as the company continued to dominate portable entertainment and gained traction against rival computer makers.
Apple’s shift this year to chips made by Intel Corp. boosted sales of Macintosh computers to their highest level since the 1999 [...]

Oct 2 2006

DVD Jon Fairplays Apple

DRM-buster DVD Jon has a new target in his sights, and it’s a big piece of fruit. He has reverse-engineered Apple’s Fairplay and is starting to license it to companies who want their media to play on Apple’s devices. Instead of breaking the DRM (something he’s already done), Jon has replicated it, and wants to [...]

Sep 22 2006

New Apple patch plugs Wi-Fi hijack flaws

A trio of security flaws in Apple Computer software that runs wireless-networking hardware could allow Macs to be hijacked over Wi-Fi, Apple said Thursday.
The Cupertino, Calif.-based company released security updates to repair the problems, which together affect the AirPort wireless driver in Mac OS X 10 Panther version 10.3.9 and Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.7, [...]

Sep 22 2006

Conroe-L, the brains behind Apple’s iTV?

Back in May, we mentioned the emergence of Intel roadmaps featuring the mysterious Conroe-L, a single-core processor from Intel aimed at the very lowest end of the PC market. Even though Conroe-L is based on the Conroe/Merom microarchitecture that powers the Core 2 Duo line, the budget-oriented processor will have only one core, which will [...]

Sep 14 2006

US urges European regulators to lay off Apple DRM

A U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) official has joined the debate surrounding Apple’s proprietary digital music technology by criticizing European antitrust activities, but groups attacking Apple are defending their actions.
Speaking in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Thomas Barnett, assistant attorney general at the DOJ’s antitrust division, warned that forcing companies to reveal their intellectual property stifles [...]

Sep 13 2006

Apple broadens iTunes use with PC-to-TV device

Aiming to solidify its dominance in digital media, Apple began selling movie downloads from Disney on Tuesday and introduced a device to take music, movies and photos from PCs to the TV.
At an event in San Francisco, Apple CEO
Steve Jobs also announced upgrades across its line of iconic iPod music and video players.
“Apple basically made [...]

Sep 6 2006

Upcoming Apple event could mean more than movies

Apple had just completed announcing updates to its iMac and Mac mini offerings Wednesday, when talk turned to the next Apple product announcement—a press event slated for next week in San Francisco. All signs—and Apple’s own invitation to the September 12 event— point to the company taking the wraps off a long-rumored movie download store. [...]

Sep 6 2006

Apple, Amazon silent about reports of online movie services

IPod-maker Apple and Internet retailer Amazon remained mum regarding reports that each was poised to launch online movie services.
“Apple doesn’t comment on rumour or speculation,” a spokesman for the Cupertino, California, company told AFP.
Amazon also had nothing to say regarding the reports, according to Sean Sundwall, public relations manager at the Seattle, Washington, based firm.
“There [...]

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  • World Anarchy: There was an excellent graphic someone posted once, clearly demonstrating the difference between theft, commercial copyr...
  • youngdand: It isn't even about paying artists, its about, making it as hard as possible for new talent to make it thus allowing man...
  • Corey K: I wonder if there will come a point where - if nobody if playing these covers (ie giving the big artists free promotion)...
  • mountain_rage: It isn't unreasonable if it was 1 license that covered all music, and proven that they actually played the music before ...
  • skillsss: Comcast Censoring Conservative Voices? The American Public and the FCC need to keep an eye on ISPs. Comcast has been ...
  • mountain_rage: That is the downside to the radio model, all artist are tied in, and can't choose to give away their music for free to e...
  • I.Jackson: It's not unreasonable to ask a venue that presents live music (or recorded music) to pay a fee. After all, they are usi...
  • DrewWilson: It's not entirely a surprise this is happening if you ask me. I haven't been around to witness the music scene for 20 y...
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