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Nostalgia makes things expensive. Which is why 12-packs of Surge sold for absurd amounts online before its successful internet relaunch online over the summer. The newest product going for high amounts despite being outdated technology: iPod classics. People are spending absurd amounts on eBay and Amazon now that Apple has discontinued the product. -
Lawsuit Alleges Apple Deleted Competitor's Music from Users' iTunes Account to Prevent iPod Use
Apple might not even produce iPod Classic anymore but antitrust lawsuits never get old. One that might be particularly interesting to the millions of people who owned one of the most successful digital music players in history: Plaintiffs in a suit against the company allege that Apple intentionally deleted music from competing platforms that users attempted to store on iTunes, as recently as 2009. -
Apple Reportedly Set To Relaunch Beats Music In March 2015
After Apple bought Beats for $3 billion earlier this year, industry experts wondered what the Silicon Valley giant planned to do with the company. Now according to a report in the Financial Times, there appears to be some clarity on what the intent of Apple is with Beats Music going forward. According to the report via Billboard, Apple plans to bundle a rebranded Beats Music into an upcoming IOS that will come standard on the update. Something like this was expected when Apple acquired Beats Music in May. Now it appears that there is a timeline for the new relaunch of Beats Music. -
Trent Reznor on Turning 50, The Future of Nine Inch Nails and Some Secret Apple Project He's Working on
Nine Inch Nails frontman and film composer Trent Reznor will be 50 in May, and in a recent interview with 'Billboard', the singer reveals that it's a bit of a scary thing. -
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says iPod Classic Died Out Because Company Couldn't Get Parts for It
Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke at the Wall Street Journal's technology conference yesterday (October 27), and among the many topics discussed, he let the public know why the company discontinued the iPod Classic. -
Apple Says 81 Million People 'Experienced' U2's 'Songs Of Innocence'
U2's newest album simply appeared in iTunes libraries throughout the world last month, and Apple says about 81 million people at least played or streamed the album. -
#HairGate Complaints Rolling In As iPhone 6 Is Accused Of Ripping Out Users' Hair
Everything has flaws and that includes Apple products folks. The new iPhone 6 has been available on the market for less than a month and consumers have already voiced concerns over a few issues. First there was #BendGate which began because numerous users' were complaining that the iPhone 6 actually was bending in their pockets. Now it seems that something called #HairGate is picking up serious complaint momentum on Twitter. -
U2 Issues Limited Edition 'Songs of Innocence' Vinyl to Meet Grammy Deadline
Despite the fact that U2's latest album Songs of Innocence, was the single largest album release in history — by magically appearing in more than 500 million iTunes libraries — it still was not eligible for any Grammys, which we all know is the only reason why anybody makes music. -
U2 Will Tour ‘Songs of Innocence’ At Indoor Arenas In 2015: Bono Claims New Songs “Will Play Themselves”
For the handful of fans who were delighted to receive that free U2 album following the unveiling of Apple’s iPhone 6 a couple of weeks ago, the Irish rock icons have just announced word that they’ll be touring Songs of Innocence in 2015, according to NME. -
Apple Says It Isn't Shutting Down Beats Music
Company reps for Apple and Beats have denied claims that they are shutting down the streaming music service, telling The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard that the story is "not true." -
U2’s ‘Songs of Innocence’ Apple Removal Spoofed on ‘CONAN’ [WATCH]
As reported by Music Times, Apple unveiled the new iPhone 6 just last week, and along with that the company gave away a free digital download to over 500 million users of U2’s newest album, Songs of Innocence. Unfortunately, there were quite a few people who were a little less than thrilled; therefore, Apple had no choice but to show users how to remove the album. -
U2, Apple Working on New Music File Format to Combat Piracy, Create an "Audiovisual Interactive" Experience
U2 and Apple are not done working together, not by a long shot. According to new reports and a TIME magazine cover, the Songs Of Innocence band and the tech giant are collaborating on a new music file format that will help to combat the ever-prevalent problems of indifference toward buying new music, piracy and streaming. -
Apple Releases Tool That Removes U2's 'Songs Of Innocence' From Your iTunes
Remember that "pesky" U2 album that magically appeared in your iTunes? Well, Apple has a tool that can get the album out of there. -
Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks Beats Music, Steve Jobs In Recent Interview [WATCH]s
Apple CEO Tim Cook touched on a variety of topics in a recent interview with Charlie Rose, including the Apple Watch, Beats Music and Steve Jobs' untouched office. -
U2 Back Catalog Increases In Online Sales Thanks To 'Songs Of Innocence'
U2's sneaky, guerrilla-style release of their 13th studio album, Songs Of Innocence, has done wonders for the band's back catalog.
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