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iTunes Lets You See Previews Without the Download Syndicate content

Apple has launched iTunes Preview, which is a means of showing what music is available on iTunes right in the web browser. This seems like an incredibly obvious way to do it, and one that many have been waiting for way too long, but now if you want to look at the iTunes catalog, without having to install iTunes, you can do so. You can't listen to song previews without installing iTunes, but at least you can see what they have. You do still have to download iTunes to purchase music.
News Tags: iTunes, Apple, Music

Apple Fans Respond To The "Droid Does" Advertising Campaign Syndicate content

The Motorola Droid advertising campaign is in full swing, and I'm sure by now you've seen the commercials, if not you can see the commercial below. Basically, the campaign is all about taking digs at the iPhone while showing Motorola's support for the Android OS.

Apple App Store Hits 100,000 Syndicate content

Apple said today developers have created over 100,000 apps for its App Store, making it the largest application store in the world. iPhone and iPod touch users in 77 countries can choose from a range of apps in 20 categories, including games, business, news, sports, health, reference and travel. App Store users have downloaded over two billion apps since the launch of the store 16 months ago.
News Tags: Technology, iPhone, Apple, Apps

UPS Launches App For iPhone Users Syndicate content

UPS has introduced a new application for iPhone and iPod touch users that ships and tracks packages and also uses built-in GPS features to find the closest UPS store. Available at the APP Store, the new UPS Mobile APP for iPhone allows users to track shipments, create shipments using the My UPS address book, calculate shipping rates and time-in-transit.
News Tags: Technology, UPS, Apple, iPhone

Disney Rolls Out iPhone App Syndicate content

The app features Disney content including characters, music, video and games. Disney says content in the app will be updated regularly with the latest news and entertainment from the company. The new Disney App offers a "Click2Life" feature, which works by allowing iPhone users to take pictures of images from Disney.com that will come to life within the app and turn into a 3D image.
News Tags: Technology, iPhone, Apple, Disney

Is Google Wave Getting An App Store? Syndicate content

The rollout for Google Wave seems to be going a bit slower than anyone would like, but this hasn't stopped Google from discussing its plans for the future. During the Google Wave GTUG (Google Technology User Group) meeting in London the company the company released one interesting detail that has the web buzzing.

Verizon CEO on iPhone: It's Entirely Apple's Call Syndicate content

Recently during a third-quarter conference call Verizon CEO, Ivan Seidenberg, stated that bringing the iPhone to Verizon is a decision that is totally up to Apple. Do you think the iPhone will ever be on Verizon? Tell us what you think.

Apple Unveils New "Get a Mac" Ad Syndicate content

Apple has released a new commercial in their "I'm a PC" and "I'm a Mac" successful advertising campaign. The new ad is aimed directly at Windows 7, which was just released yesterday. Which has the better OS: Apple or PC - Tell us what you think.

Want Ochocinco on your iPhone? There’s an app for that Syndicate content

The self-proclaimed "Interesting One", Chad Ochocinco, has taken the social media scene by storm. His Twitter account currently has 250,892 followers and his Ustream show has 3,353 followers and over 180,000 views. So what's the next logical step for a social media savvy NFL star? Well, now he's going mobile.

Apple May Have Some Explaining to Do Over Google Voice Syndicate content

There was a lot of hoopla made regarding Apple's banning of Google Voice from its App Store. Fingers were pointed, names were (probably) called. Today Google announced that the FCC has made its letter (pdf) available to the public. The letter reveals what Google claims to be the explanation it got from Apple about why it would not accept its Google Voice app (as well as Google Latitude).
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