Last week, users in China mysteriously saw the iTunes Movies Store and iBooks Store shut down. At the time, it was unclear why the services went down, but now, The New York Times reports that the two stores were ordered to shut down by the Chinese State Administration of Press, Publication, Film, and Television.
Apple today announced via a press release that its Apple Music, iTunes Movies, and iBooks services are now available to customers in China. The company says that Apple Music is launching in China with “millions” of songs, including local artists like Eason Chan, Li Ronghao, JJ Lin and G.E.M, as well as international stars like Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift.
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Fleksy customizable keyboard app w/ GIF support for iOS goes free (Reg. $1) http://t.co/Kh3EeZVI2b pic.twitter.com/gRBwDKanEt
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Bayonetta 1 & 2 for Wii U $45 shipped (Reg. $60) http://t.co/Kh3EeZVI2b pic.twitter.com/Y048Cu3uia
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Today’s can’t miss deals:
Beats Headphones recert~70% off:
Solos: $79
Mixr Pro DJ/Studio $109
Wireless $129
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UE Mini Boom Bluetooth speaker $80 shipped (Reg. $100)
JBL OnBeat Lightning iPhone 5/5s/5c or 6/6 Plus speaker dock (refurb): $15 shipped ($104 off)
iTunes movie two-packs for $10 each, Enrique Iglesias Greatest Hits album free, more
Google Chromecast $28 Prime shipped or less from Staples stores (Reg. $35) + free Hulu Plus/Google Play offers
Toshiba Canvio Connect 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive: $50 shipped (orig. $130)
Small States: Waterfield Designs has the perfect bag for all of your gadgets, giveaway worth $329
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Samsung EVO 1TB 2.5-inch SATA-3 SSD: $400 shipped (orig. $850) http://t.co/NPhUsnEQf5 pic.twitter.com/PiHKhAFs42
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Jump on Apple’s new $1099 1.4GHz iMac? We might have a better offer for under $1000
Roku current gen streaming media players (refurb) from $35 shipped
Media: LEGO movie combo pack $18, iTunes comedies $10 each, Breaking Bad DVDs for $10 each, more
Best Buy slashes $100 off new MacBook Air, deals as low as $650 with .EDU email
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Daily Deals: Asus Dual-Band 2.4GHz AC Router $190 (Reg. $220), Asus Chromebox $170 (Reg. $179) http://t.co/o8XLqQfxEb pic.twitter.com/dRMjiw71Da
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Taphive GmbH has recently released a major update to their movie management and discovery app, TodoMovies 3. TodoMovies 3 is a to-do app focused on movies. It has a gorgeous layout, and does a superb job managing a movie related to-do list with a robust set of features.
In this article, I will provide some examples of how the app could be used to aggregate a list of movies you want to watch, explore a vast amount of information about those movies, and discover movies you may not know about.
In what must rank as one of the more frivolous of the many lawsuits brought against Apple, a Florida lawyer has filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple for charging him an extra dollar for an HD movie which he rented from the iTunes Store in 2010 using a non-HD device (presumably an iPhone 3 or 3GS), reports TUAW.
A Florida lawyer has filed a class action lawsuit against the company after he rented the more expensive HD copy of Adam Sandler’s Big Daddy from the iTunes store in 2010, only to find the standard-definition version delivered to his non-HD device …
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