The iTunes Music Store now offers more than 1 million songs to US customers, cementing its position as the largest online music service. Apple announced the milestone Tuesday, claiming it holds over 70 percent market share for legal music downloads. iTunes features songs from the five major record labels, along with 600 independent labels, and is available in the US, UK, France and Germany.
It's always nice to have a backup, but it's even nicer to remember which one is the backup. That's the lesson Bing's admins learned yesterday evening.
Only a Manhattan Project can save Microsoft's phone strategy now.
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Scott Fulton On Point: This is a story about something that should not have been a story, about something that at one time was a story.
A look at Nokia's plans for the coming years does little to shine up the company's increasingly dull image.
If you think you can market your products and services online as though you're selling car batteries in the middle of halftime, think again. And again.
It literally does look like a 360-degree turnaround in Dell's fortunes, as the bells of bad tidings now toll solely for Dell.
The Android SDK includes components which optimize app development for each version of the mobile operating system. Today, the 1.6 and 2.0 components got updates.
Marketing departments and agencies are increasingly establishing positions for "creative technologists" who can steer designers and developers toward platforms that enable direct connections with consumers.
Although Comcast is certainly America's largest broadband provider, at least for PCs, in most regards, today's deal with GE may not impact the Internet at all.
The next version of Windows three years hence will likely build onto a significant architectural change implemented in Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2.
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