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iTunes developed by Apple

iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. It plays all your digital music and video. It syncs content to your iPod, iPhone and Apple TV. And it’s an entertainment superstore that stays open 24/7.

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chris.widner disliked iTunes

If I didn’t have an iPad and iPod Touch, I’d never use iTunes.

chris.widner 9 days ago

Godsworld33 liked iTunes

cool

Godsworld33 16 days ago

Jerrald Buchanan loved iTunes

I think it is great.

Jerrald Buchanan 1 month ago

Google user 122206 hated iTunes

This software is junk. Does a terrible job of uploading music….Only reason I have to use it is Iphone has no options…Worst music mgmt software ever…

Google user 122206 1 month ago

Kazem F loved iTunes

I used to listen to I tune regulary & enjoy it

Kazem F 1 month ago

Zachary T loved iTunes

I just can’t get enough of it! Everything. In one place.

Zachary T 1 month ago

Brian Lavoie loved iTunes

I love being able to download and play music so easily. Plus I have a iPod Nano 4th Generation, so there’s that, too. :)

Brian Lavoie via Mashable 1 month ago

lackarzhao disliked iTunes

i don’t use it much

lackarzhao 2 months ago

obligedcarton loved iTunes

Great piece of technology best digital store ever created, nice integration with other devices

obligedcarton 4 months ago

Google user 114089 disliked iTunes

foobar2000 ftw

Google user 114089 2 months ago

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Google to Hollywood: Let's Do Pay-Per-View Movies This Year

Google is reportedly in advanced negotiations with major Hollywood movie studios to launch a streaming, pay-per-view movie rental site by the end of 2010. The site would be either part of or connected to YouTube, and Google would use its massive search and video empires to direct new users to ...

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