iTune News

There have been 5,678 iTune App downloads to date, averaging between 20-30 downloads per week. Cameron Peach, one of three Managing Partners of SBCI, said “We’re thrilled with the App. We were the first construction company to have anything like … Continue reading →

Shipping… Amazon rolled out Kindle for iPhone, a free download from the iTune app store that opens up Amazon’s library of 240,000 e-books to iPhone users. We installed the app on an iPhone, and found it to be a useful … Continue reading →

The puzzle game, reminiscent of the classic Tetris but with a twist, was named one of iTune’s hot games of the week with its recent debut in the app store. It earned a PocketGamer’s gold award and perhaps what is … Continue reading →

There have been 5,678 iTune App downloads to date, averaging between 20-30 downloads per week. Cameron Peach, one of three Managing Partners of SBCI, said “We’re thrilled with the App. We were the first construction company to have anything like … Continue reading →

For most Apple users, going to and fro can be time-consuming to go to iTune before downloading commence. The main benefit, therefore, is convenience. Every time you use this particular product you can immediately transfer your photos and free your … Continue reading →

The high court ruled song previews what a customer would listen to before purchasing digital music from online retailers such as an iTune constitutes research under copyright legislation and thus the consumer should not pay a royalty. “Short, low-quality …

The high court ruled song previews — what a customer would listen to before purchasing digital music from online retailers such as an iTune — constitutes research under copyright legislation and thus the consumer should not pay a royalty.

The high court ruled song previews _ what a customer would listen to before purchasing digital music from online retailers such as an iTune _ constitutes research under copyright legislation and thus the consumer should not pay a royalty. “Short … Continue reading →

The high court ruled song previews — what a customer would listen to before purchasing digital music from online retailers such as an iTune — constitutes research under copyright legislation and thus the consumer should not pay a royalty. “Short … Continue reading →

The high court ruled song previews — what a customer would listen to before purchasing digital music from online retailers such as an iTune — constitutes research under copyright legislation and thus the consumer should not pay a royalty.