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When Apple launched the iTunes Store in 2003, the company helped shape the way we purchase digital media
Although subscription-based music services have existed for more than a decade, many still wonder whether Apple Music will again revolutionize the music business, like iTunes.
At first glance, Apple’s Music pricing structure is similar to what competitors have to offer. For $9.99 per month after a three-month trial period, you get to listen to almost any track available in its library
Apple on Monday unveiled iOS 9, a new major operating system update for iPhone and iPad that brings over various neat performance and stability improvements
Apple’s iTunes helped change the way music-lovers bought their favorite songs, replacing plastic discs with digital downloads
9to5Mac’s Mark Gurman has been all over iOS 9 leaks this week and he’s back with a new report today that outlines more features the new software will deliver
Monday’s list of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free was a great one in celebration of Memorial Day, but the sales don’t stop just because the holiday is behind us
Free mobile app DJ-51 promises to make the music streaming service Spotify a lot more fun, if it can gain the traction it needs.
iBook Sees 1 Million New Users Each Week and more...
The EU’s new Consumer Rights Directive has forced Apple to offer a 14-day money back guarantee on App Store and iTunes purchases in Europe, ending its long-held no refunds policy.
Many of the devices used by ghost hunters come in app form for iPhones. Apps are also giving researchers a method of collecting large swaths of data from smartphone users.
Edward Zabitsky told his clients to short-sell Apple in January of 2012, cutting his price target to $270. After being ridiculed for much of 2012, his call turned profitable January 2013.
Apple settles lawsuit filed by angry parents who claimed deceptive paid apps were placed in free games for kids.
The BBC has announced a video-on-demand service called Project Barcelona which will allow viewers to download programmes and store them permanently, much like Apple’s iTunes.
