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VIRTUALISATION Apple adds video to one iPod, reduces price of others
VIRTUALISATION Apple adds video to one iPod, reduces price of others | Apple adds video to one iPod, reduces price of others |
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| by Jake Widman | |
| Thursday, 10 September 2009 | |
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After the usual rundown of iTunes sales stats, he went on to introduce iPhone OS 3.1, available today as a free download. New features include ringtones available from the App Store at US$1.29 each. Jobs then went on to introduce iTunes 9 and a resigned iTunes Store. The new Store features a cleaner interface, with fewer boxes and a navigation bar across the top rather than on the left.  The iTunes store has been redesigned; click for larger version. (Image courtesy Apple.) It also enables customers to set up wishlists that they can share via Facebook and Twitter. As for iTunes itself, it now supports syncing music by artist or genre, as well as syncing photos by event or person. It also supports "home sharing," which enables users to copy content over a network to up to five computers. And the Genius Playlist feature has been extended to Genius Mixes, which will play songs that go together indefinitely. And iTunes 9, as reported earlier, introduces Cocktail, a digital album format. Cocktail packages songs with liner notes, videos, and lyrics. For the iPod news, see Page 2. |
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