Apple (AAPL) Could Soon Unveil iTunes Cloud Service
Rumors Friday morning suggest Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has reached agreements with Sony (NYSE: SNE), Warner Music (NYSE: WMG) and EMI which will allow iTunes users to access their music library from the cloud.
One source said Apple's cloud service won't require iTunes fans to upload tracks. The services cost is also another topic of debate; some believe Apple will offer the cloud service for free, while others say it will carry a small charge.
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One source said Apple's cloud service won't require iTunes fans to upload tracks. The services cost is also another topic of debate; some believe Apple will offer the cloud service for free, while others say it will carry a small charge.
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IPAD
Great long term stock play.
Steve
We love him and hope he is around a long time.
Jobs
He is no Eddy Mezvinsky, he is talented and smart and Ed is a crook.
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he says buy.