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Apple has indirectly confirmed it is developing a version of its iTunes
music jukebox software for Windows.
According to the Mac maker's employment opportunities site, the company is
seeking a Senior Software Engineer. His or her key responsibility: "Design
and build Apple's newest Consumer Application, iTunes for Windows."
When Apple first made its iPod personal music player available to Windows
users, it chose to bundle MusicMatch's Jukebox Plus software rather than
port over iTunes. The intention was clear: to reserve the tight integration
between iTunes and iPod for Mac users.
But with Apple's Music Store committed to Windows support by the end of the
year, Apple has a need to provide software that can tie in the online
purchasing system to both PCs and PC-hosted iPods.
Full Story at The Register http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/39/30466.html
At 09:11 AM 5/2/2003 +1000, you wrote:
>As posted by a moderator on Apple's iPod discussion forums:
>
>"iPod software 2.0 and its features are only compatible with new iPods.
>
>iPod software 1.3 allows existing iPod customers to play back AAC music
>purchased from the iTunes Music Store or ripped from a user's CD collection
>on their iPod. "
>
>http://discussions.info.apple.com/[email protected]@.3bc22c6e
>
>That is fricken annoying...
>
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