Post from: iPhone in Canada Blog: Tips, Tricks, and News for Canadian iPhone Users Macworld Resulted in Over the Air iTunes Downloads on the iPhone So that was an interesting Macworld keynote by Philip Schiller. After watching the keynote I think he did a pretty good job introducing updates to iPhoto, iMovie, and iWork. He also made

The much-awaited MacWorld has brought several news to the Apple community and world-wide users as well (even though not as all rumors suggested). Here are the key-points: All Songs DRM-Free ...

If you have moved from Apple iPod to Microsoft Zune, you probably have some songs that you purchased from the iTunes Music Store that you would like to move to the new device. You will run into a hurdle if you try to transfer the files directly as Apple's copy protection prevents the song from playing on another device. There is a workaround to this however... read more

As part of the trio of iTunes-related announcements during his Tuesday morning Macworld Expo keynote address, Phil Schiller announced that Apple had added support for purchasing and downloading music and podcasts on the iPhone using a 3G data connection (previously support was limited to Wi-Fi-connected phones and iPod touches–it was even called the iTunes Wi-Fi

... customers can choose to download their favorite songs from the catalog directly onto their iPhone 3G over their 3G network just as they do with Wi-Fi for the same ...

The fine folks at Sling were kind enough to give TiPb a demo of their soon-to-be submitted to the Apple iTunes App Store SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone client and it looked all shades of sweet. In addition to great H.264 quality and video overlays, they went all the way and implemented “swipe to change channels”.

Macworld.com - As part of the trio of iTunes-related announcements during his Tuesday morning Macworld Expo keynote address, Phil Schiller announced that Apple had added support for purchasing and downloading music and podcasts on the iPhone using a 3G data connection (previously support was limited to Wi-Fi-connected phones and iPod touches—it was even called the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Stor...

Reuters - Apple Inc has reached a deal with major record labels to sell digital songs without the copy protection software that had prevented fans from sharing music bought from its iTunes store, the maker of the iPod and iPhone said on Tuesday.

The iPhone was largely absent from Phil Schiller’s Macworld Expo keynote, save for a new Keynote presentation control app and the news that you can now buy iTunes tracks over 3G as well as Wi-Fi networks.

Pandora Radio, the personalized internet radio service, has launched version 2.0 of its app for the iPhone (iTunes link). Known as one of the most popular iPhone apps on the iTunes App Store, Pandora now include artist biographies, previews for your bookmarked songs (yay!) and the ability to create a new station from a song or artist. Other