Not content with changing the way we listen to music, communicate through our phones and creating the world’s number 1 selling tablet, Apple, has big plans for the television. After
Apple now has 85 million subscribers using its iCloud. This should not come as a surprise as the company is pretty much accustomed to having its product and services flying
iPhone 4S did not receive warm welcome form industry experts on its release, but the public is more than happy to grab yet another Apple device. According to a report
Apple’s iCloud music locker service won’t be making its way to UK shores until 2012 a spokesman from the Performing Rights Society has said. Seen by some as an amnesty
So were just digesting all the news from the WWDC from Apple. The main headline; no new hardware. But Apple did put on an impressive show with their new software focus. A future where all Apple devices talk to each and update themselves autumagically – all made possible through the iCloud which be free.
Everyone has been talking about the Apple iCloud Service recently and in true Apple fashion everything has remained very tight lipped about it. However, it certainly hasn’t stopped the rumours
No, no, it won’t turn Justin Bieber into Frank Sinatra, but Apple’s new rumored iCloud service will turn your low bit rate, inferior quality audio to high quality music. So,
Apple have managed to get the major labels to sign up to there new iCloud media streaming and storage system. Apple has already got a deal with Warner Music and
