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Pandora reaches 2 million iPhone users

Pandora, everyone’s favorite music recommendation engine, reached a new milestone today. From Pandora’s blog: At 10:04am this morning we hit 2,000,000 registered iPhone Pandora users! We’re hearing all sorts of wonderful feedback from listeners who are using it on their commute, jogging with it, plugging it into home audio systems…you name it. And as usual, […]

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Monday Night Link Roundup

Apple looking into liquid-cooled MacBooks – AppleInsider Apple victorious in Chinese trademark suit – ArsTechnica Apple amends lawsuit against Psystar, adds DMCA violation to the mix – TUAW Stephen Colbert makes plea to top iTunes charts – Apple Gazette Developers can now issue free “promotional” copies of iPhone apps – MacRumors Undocumented features in iPhone […]

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Beatles on iTunes is delayed yet again

In a piece of news that shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, Paul Mcartney told reporters today that negotiations to bring The Beatles to iTunes have stalled. “The last word I got back was it’s stalled at the whole moment, the whole process. I really hope it will happen because I think it should. […]

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Rock Band coming to the iPhone?

Silicon Alley Insider reports that the co-creator of the video games ‘Rock Band’ and ‘Guitar Hero’ has his eye on developing a similar type program for the iPhone. But what about the iPhone rhythm game Tap Tap Revenge, which is already available and popular? Not a threat, Alex says. Alex told us it was hard […]

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Rumor: Apple might soon be adding DRM-free songs from all the major record labels to iTunes

Currently, there is only one major record label (EMI) that offers DRM-free songs on the iTunes store, but that might be set to change.  Rumor has it that Apple is in talks with Sony, Warner, and Universal to add DRM-free tracks from their catalogues to iTunes as well. Users can presently purchase drm laden music […]

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5 Apple rumors that never came true

Did you hear that Steve Jobs is starting a band and is going to force all iTunes users to download his bands’ songs? I just hope that I can catch them on tour before Steve Jobs is rushed to the hospital for an emergency voice box transplant! Everyone loves a good Apple rumor, but hindsight […]

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Snow Patrol iPhone App downloaded over 30,000 times

As musicians look for new ways to connect with fans, the iPhone might soon become an attractive option.  A few weeks ago we reported that Pink launched a free iPhone app that included 30 second music previews, news, photos, and other goodies that Pink fans would be interested in.  Well, Snow Patrol, an indie band […]

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New Shazam iPhone ad

Below is a new commercial for the iPhone showing off the amazing Shazam application. If you’ve never heard of Shazam before, it’s definitely an iPhone application worth checking out. Here’s how it works: If you’re ever listening a song you can’t identify, turn on Shazam and hold up your iPhone to the song for 30 […]

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What’s the most downloaded catalog song in iTunes history?

What’s the most downloaded catalog track in iTunes history? Before you jump out your seat and guess ‘Jack Johnson’, keep in mind that a catalog track refers to a song released in the pre-digital era, but later re-released as a digital download. So any guesses? Here’s a hint: think Power Ballads. Well, it turns out […]

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Nine Inch Nails version of Tap Tap Revenge comes to the iPhone

One of the most popular iPhone games gets some love from Trent Reznor in a new version of the game that has 16 Nine Inch Nails tracks to choose from.  It retails for $4.99 in the iPhone App Store. TheAppleBlog has the full scoop here.

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