Apple, after the keynote yesterday, posted links for iTunes 10.3, which would bring some of the iCloud functionality to users that was announced yesterday. Even though their site stated “iTunes 10.3″, throughout most of the day and evening, it still linked to the 10.2.2 download. This is no longer the case, and you can now [...] . . . → Read More: iTunes 10.3 Finally Available for Download
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LATimes is reporting on Apple’s much rumored iCloud service, and claims to have information in regards to the service’s pricing. Apple will first be offering a free trial to iCloud with purchases on the iTunes Store, and after that Apple will charge somewhere in the neighborhood of $25/year. The report also notes that Apple will [...] . . . → Read More: iCloud to Offer Free Trial, $25/Year, Ad Supported CNet reports that Apple has finally signed on Universal for their forthcoming iCloud service, which is to be announced by Apple next week at WWDC. Universal is the final of the four major music labels to sign on board. Apple, with the blessing of the music labels, will now be able to introduce the iCloud [...] . . . → Read More: Universal Now on Board for iCloud |
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