ESPN Retools Its Radio App for a Super Bowl Push
If you're going to push a sports chat app, this would be a good week to do it, right?
Apple’s App Downloads Are Booming. Apple’s App Revenues Are…
Apple's app downloads grew by 233 percent in the last year. But you won't see that growth reflected in Apple's iTunes revenue.
Here’s Your iTunes in the Cloud, for Your iPhone–But From mSpot, Not Apple
Google and Apple both want to move your music to the cloud, then back to your phone, but they haven't done it yet. But little mSpot has, at least for now.
Apple Finally Starts Supersizing Its Free iTunes Samples
Still not convinced you want to plunk down $1.29 for that new Black Eyed Peas single? Take your time!And then take some more time: Apple is boosting at least some of its free song samples from 30 seconds to 90 seconds.
How to Watch Free, Live Broadcast TV on Your iPad, Right Now
The broadcast networks only put their stuff on the Web under very specific conditions. So this is exactly what they don't want: Free, live streams of their stuff delivered to your iPad, via the browser.
Condé Nast’s iPad Apps Are Too Portly. Blame Adobe.
The Wired iPad app has a weight problem. And Condé Nast's newest iPad app, from the New Yorker, isn't much better. The apps are due for a slim-down--as soon as Adobe figures out how to make that happen.
A Store, a Cloud Service and Sharing: Here’s What Google Music Might Look Like
A download store, a music locker and the ability to share some of your music with your friends, for $25 a year. That's what Google would like its music service to look like, according to a new report. There aren't any deals in place yet, so the reality may look entirely different. But it sounds...
How to Steal Any Movie You Want on the Web: Wall Street Gets a How-To Guide