So we all know that iCloud is the latest and greatest from Apple, which makes everything you buy from iTunes available on all your Apple devices. What the world is wondering is “what about the music I didn’t buy from iTunes” and I have to say, that’s a very good question. The answer? iTunes Match. This service will take your music library and match it against their 18 Million songs it their music store. Whatever songs it can match up, you will have access to. Unfortunately there is a $25 annual fee for this service, however, if you need access to everything at anytime, there is an app for that.
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Take That Blackberry!
Attention all Blackberry users! The one excuse you had for not owning an iPhone is now a thing of the past. With the new iOS 5 announcement Apple has introduced iMessage. Which is basically the same as your precious BBM, with that as well as the new iCloud service, there really is no reason left to own a Blackberry. I even have a personal message from Steve Jobs to all Blackberry users. He says “Your Welcome” … Hey it’s my website, I’m allowed to be bias.
An Apple A Day, Will Track Your Every Move!
A former employee of Apple stumbled across something in the iOS4 update that keeps track of where you’ve been for the last year! What does this mean? Who can access this information? Are they watching me right now at my desk in my underwear? CNET went into detail about all these questions (except the latter) and you can read all about it after the jump!
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