We all know iTunes as a solid provider of music and podcasts, but Apple’s online store has also come into its own for another whole type of media: movies and TV. Whenever the topic of online video streaming is brought up, people quickly discuss Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime as the main options. However, if…
If you’re a member of the Apple Developer Connection, then you can log onto iTunes and view a new video session entitled ‘Taking Advantage of Leopard Features in Cocoa’. The video is from the 2006 WWDC. The video can help you gain an-depth understanding of Cocoa support, and how to use the Cocoa API in…
I don’t care for G4 in general, but this review of the AppleTV pretty much sums it up…
Oh, CBS. The company with the logo that looks like either the Death Star, or that stalker who keeps hiding in my bushes. Sure, the network is mostly known for producing shows my grandma would watch, but they do have How I Met Your Mother, which makes up for a lot of that. Last Friday,…
You know last week we discovered that Apple and Verizon had discussed working together on the iPhone, but they couldn’t come to terms. For some, that was a big disappointment. With Verizon it is very likely that we would have seen a CDMA iPhone…which would have made many a geek extremely happy…but when you start…
I still haven’t watched the copy of The Simpsons movie that rented last week, and I don’t plan to until the AppleTV update comes down the pipe (hopefully sometime this week)….so I haven’t tried this myself, but MacNN reports that if you watch a movie, and don’t finish it within the 24 hour period, but…
Apple issued a press release this morning announcing that the 5 billionth song has been sold in iTunes. The press release went on to say that iTunes customers are renting and/or purchasing over 50,000 movies every day, making iTunes the world’s most popular movie store. The movie information in particular is interesting. 50,000 rentals/purchases a…
“Buffy” and “Firefly” creator Joss Whedon had some free time on his hands during the Writer’s Strike…he spent that time gathering friends to produce a short film called “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog”. The film is a musical about a super villain who is trying his best to take over the world, get into the Evil…
Many recording artists are trying new things with digital distribution these days – and one of my personal favorites – “Weird Al” – is using iTunes to strike while the iron is hot with the new single off his next album. The song is a parody of the T.I. #1 hit “Whatever you like” –…
PBS programming has been added to iTunes U. Films like The War by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick and The Jewish Americans: A Series by David Gurin, along with series like “Meet the Author” (which features more than 40 interviews with top children’s book authors and illustrators are all now available. In addition Washington D.C’s…
You may remember the little spat that NBC and Apple had last year. It ultimately resulted in all NBC programming being removed from iTunes and got so out of hand that the companies shot insults back and forth from NBC CEO Jeff Zucker saying that Apple “destroyed the music business” and Apple even attempting to…
When Steve Jobs announced rentals in the iTunes store, he made it clear that titles would be added 30 days after their DVD release. Well, that doesn’t appear to be so for EVERY title. “Michael Clayton” starring George Clooney was only released a few days ago, and yet – here it is – in iTunes,…
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