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Buy the greatest song ever written (and other Sonic soundtracks) on iTunes

The pinnacle of all human achievement, “Open Your Heart” from the Sonic Adventure soundtrack, is now available on iTunes, as are a plethora of other Sonic-related albums from across the breadth of time and space. The soundtracks to Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic CD and others can be yours for the paltry sum of $ 9.99 each, which is a small price to pay for 20 to 30 tracks per album of gloriously ridiculous nostalgia-metal.

Soundtracks for Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 and Episode 2 will be available before too long, according to Sega. Head on through to the other side for a full list of what’s available now and how to get it.

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iTunes Match reportedly going live in new European countries including Italy, Austria, and Greece

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Apple’s iTunes Match cloud music service is broadening its international reach, with the service reportedly going live in several new European countries. MacRumors reports that several readers in Italy, Austria, and Greece have had to agree to an updated iTunes terms and conditions document — which includes references to the service — while others have been able to sign up for iTunes Match outright. MacStories has posted screenshots from the Italian version of the service, which is shown as being priced at €24.99 a year. The site has also received reports from iTunes users in Bulgaria, Portugal, and Slovenia as well, all of whom claim to have seen the service come to life on their computers. There’s still no word from Apple, with…

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April 30, 2012 0 comments Read More

iTunes 11 rumored to feature new iCloud and iOS 6 support; revamped App Store on the way

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iTunes 10 made its debut back in 2010, and according to 9to5Mac Apple is hard at work on the next major release of the software — and iOS 6 and iCloud support are said to be focal points. The site reports that most of the iTunes 11 development it has been privy to is focused on under-the-hood rather than cosmetic changes, but greater iCloud integration is said to be a standout feature. A dedicated iCloud control panel within iTunes will reportedly allow for direct management of iTunes in the Cloud content and device backups made to Apple’s cloud service, amongst other services. While such an inclusion would no doubt cause consternation amongst those that think iTunes is stretched too thin as it is, collecting iCloud management under a…

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April 11, 2012 0 comments Read More

Flutter app brings Kinect-like gesture controls to iTunes, Spotify [video]

Microsoft’s wildly popular Kinect controller for the Xbox 360 brought motion-based controls to the masses when it launched in late 2010. While similar technology will be built into a variety of consumer electronics moving forward — especially HDTVs — Mac users now have access to a free app that will add gesture controls to their current OS X computers. Currently compatible with just two programs, iTunes and Spotify, the Flutter app for Mac allows users to control music and video playback by making hand gestures that are recorded and relayed by the PC’s built-in iSight camera. The app is an early alpha build, yet we found that it performs as described and it worked well even from a few feet away. Flutter is not yet available in the Mac App Store, but it can be downloaded for free directly from Bot Square’s website. A video showcasing the app follows below.

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Rdio’s Wilson Miner: ‘iTunes is just a fancy CD changer’

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Here at SXSW 2012, I met with Rdio’s head of design Wilson Miner to talk about the music service’s new redesign launched today. He explained the redesign has been in the works since the current version launched, and that the team started in earnest about a year ago. I asked about the shift from music apps of the past, like iTunes, that offered full control over metadata, ratings, and smart playlists. Miner said, “my collection is bigger than the iTunes Store was when it launched,” and explained the Rdio team has been working on many of these things — notably ratings. “iTunes is just a fancy CD changer,” Miner said, and taking these ideas from a desktop app where you’ve already curated your own collection to music services where you…

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Netflix adds iTunes sign up and 1080p HD support to Apple TV

Netflix on Wednesday announced that users can now sign up for the service directly through Apple TV, and pay for it with their iTunes account. The company also announced that it will be offering 1080p HD streaming to Apple’s new set-top box. Apple unveiled its new Apple TV unit during the company’s press conference in San Francisco. Along with 1080p support, the new set-top box features a brand new user interface with support for Genius recommendations, Photo Stream and iTunes Match. Netflix’s new sign up and payment features will be available to customers in the United States, Canada, Latin America, the United Kingdom and Ireland.

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Apple offering previously purchased iTunes movies and TV shows at 1080p

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Along with the new interface and new software update for the Apple TV, Apple has told us that it has another little bonus for iTunes users. With the update to 1080p support on the 3rd-generation Apple TV, video content from iTunes is also getting upgraded. That includes any movies you’ve previously purchased — so you can redownload the full 1080p version in iTunes or stream the 1080p version on the newest Apple TV.

iTunes 10.6 just got released with support for 1080p HD video on TV and Movies, so we’ll let you know how the re-downloading of higher HD content goes just as soon as we get it loaded.

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March 7, 2012 0 comments Read More

TechCrunch Giveaway: iPad 2, iPad 2 Case, And $200 iTunes Gift Card #TechCrunch

Hey everyone, we have a special giveaway for you this week. Yes, the iPad 3 is well on it’s way, but the iPad 2 is still one of the most sought after gadgets out there. With special thanks to our friends over at GreatApps.com, we have a brand new black iPad 2 32G to give away, ALONG with a Hip Street iPad 2 Bluetooth Keyboard Case, PLUS a $ 200 iTunes gift card. The lucky winner of this giveaway will win all three items.

The giveaway will run for three days, starting now and ending this Sunday, at 7:30pm PT. Make sure you follow the steps below if you’d like to enter.

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- Or leave us a comment below telling us why you want these prizes

The contest starts now and ends Sunday, February 26th, at 7:30pm PT. We’ll go through all of the comments and make sure you followed the steps correctly before picking our winner. We’ll choose the winner at random and contact them this weekend. Make sure you only tweet the message once, or you will unfortunately be disqualified.

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February 24, 2012 0 comments Read More

Apple may launch revamped iTunes Store, App Store later this year

Apple may be working on an overhaul of its iTunes Store and App Store, according to 9to5Mac. Due to growing competition from music streaming services like Spotify and the growing popularity of Amazon’s online music store, the redesign of the iTunes Store is considered “a top priority for Apple.” The Cupertino-based company is looking to simplify the service and deliver a more user-friendly interface than the one afforded by its current design. The redesign will reportedly simplify content discovery, and it will “make the iTunes Store a much more engaging experience.” The revamped stores are reportedly scheduled to launch later this year. Read
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