Google teased us with a new event they were going to hold today, the event has passed and the news is out: Google has announced Google Music as a fully fledged service now, dropping the “beta” tag, adding a bunch of features which essentially makes it an iTunes and iCloud competitor. Which had to come [...]

Every mobile platform on the market features their own pros and cons with final decisions more often than not coming down to personal preference. However, no matter what platform you use you’re most likely well aware that it’s not perfect, as no platform is. Luckily, the various developers of these platforms continuously update their software [...]

I know it’s a little early to be talking about hiking trails, but considering that it’s now March, and spring is just around the corner, it might be worthwhile to start thinking about those trails you want to hit. And given that it’s Thursday, I took a little trip of my own into the Apple [...]

So once again it’s Thursday, and that means I’m toddling merrily off into the depths of iTunes to check out Apple’s App Store, and what I’ve found today is a little on the lackluster side, but not without its benefits. Today we’re talking about the Restaurant Finder, and it’s pretty much …

The desktop music software is pretty much dominated by the likes of Apple’s iTunes thanks to mass market adoption of devices like the iPod. However, seeing how iTunes isn’t available for Google’s Android mobile operating system, the race for media player domination is still in full swing. One competitor in this market is Winamp – [...]

If you checked MobileWhack yesterday (or Apple.com) you may remember us telling you about a big announcement they had in the pipeline. According to their website, today would be a day we wouldn’t forget thanks to a huge iTunes announcement. Many of us speculated that this new announcement would bring with it a subscription based [...]

I’m sure a lot of you will be pleased to hear this, but Apple has just announced that iTunes song previews will be much longer. They were once 30 seconds, but they are now 90 seconds. Apple iTunes sent out this letter explaining to people (not to mention labels) that they are doing …

Ask yourself what is better? Paying for one song, show, or album at a time, or paying an “all you can download” fee and getting as much as you want. Imagine if this were applied to iTunes as we know it. Apparently, this is what The New York Post is reporting, that …

This is iDisk, and it has the ability drag audio and video files, and then stream them to the cloud. This is a good application for those who don’t want to deal with iTunes, but it only had 20GB of storage. It is definitely a great step for iTunes on the cloud. …

For those of you who want the Mac update, you might be interested in iTunes 9.2.1. It will improve and speed up sync support for the iPhone 4, iBooks, and everything else. Supposedly, it has fixed some bugs as well. Check it out for yourself if you want it. After all, …