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Apple's iTunes cloud music service in limbo
Despite speculation Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) would introduce a cloud-based version of its iTunes digital music service sometime this summer, the project is apparently on hold, with the computing giant
Google tuning up digital music store for late 2010 launch
Google is reportedly in "accelerated" talks to acquire digital publishing rights to thousands of songs, heralding a major step forward in its efforts to introduce an online music storefront to rival
iTunes sales top $1 billion as Apple beats expectations
Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) posted revenues of $15.7 billion during its fiscal third quarter, beating Wall Street estimates as earnings increased more than 77 percent year-over-year to $3.25 billion. During
NPD: iTunes users show keen interest in cloud music services
More than a quarter of Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) iTunes, iPhone and iPod users express strong interest in free cloud-based music services, with many willing to pony up a subscription fee to access their
Apple bolsters App Store security in wake of developer fraud
Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) will institute new App Store security measures after an iPhone application developer breached hundreds of customer accounts. As of Tuesday, Apple will require more frequent entry
Apple's new iTunes 9.2 update touts iOS 4 syncing
With Apple slated to introduce its new iOS 4 software update next week, the computing giant issued the revamped iTunes 9.2, promising a series of new features designed to guarantee compatibility with
Apple's iTunes the target of DOJ antitrust probe
The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly investigating Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) digital music business, with a particular emphasis on allegations the computing giant leveraged the market dominance
Mobile music evolves, leaving operators in the dust
Music is the next battleground in the escalating conflict between Apple and Google. On Thursday, Google announced it will add a streaming music service to its Android mobile platform, effectively
Google to add streaming music service to Android
SAN FRANCISCO--Google today announced plans to offer a streaming music service to Android phones in what appears to be an attempt by the company to counter Apple's dominance of the digital music
