iTunes
iTunes is an entertainment superstore that’s open all the time. A jukebox that lets you organize all your digital media. A way to get music and more from your computer to your iPod. In other words, it’s your iPod’s best friend. After you, of course.
Music
Forget the drive to the superstore. No more waiting for CDs to arrive in the mail. Browse more than 6 million songs on the iTunes Store. Listen to a free 30-second preview. Click once to buy any song for 99¢ and it starts downloading instantly. It’s the fastest, easiest way to build a digital music collection.
TV Shows
Never miss another episode of your favourite show. Buy one episode at a time or a whole season from the iTunes Store and you can watch on your computer, your iPod, or on your widescreen TV, thanks to Apple TV. For as little as $1.99, you can buy episodes of your favourite TV shows and watch them whenever you want to. Anytime is prime time with iTunes.
Audiobooks
Browse the virtual shelves of the iTunes Store for thousands of audiobooks. From best-selling novels to language lessons, audiobooks sync to any iPod. So you can catch up on your reading wherever you roam.
Podcasts
Visit the iTunes Store to subscribe to thousands of audio and video podcasts— free. Click Subscribe and the most recent episode appears in your iTunes library, ready to play or sync. Future episodes download automatically. You can even watch video podcasts on TV via Apple TV.
iPod Games
Play classics such as Ms. PAC-MAN and Tetris on your iPod classic or iPod nano. Buy iPod games for $5.99 on the iTunes Store, then sync them to your iPod and play. Every game is designed to work perfectly with the iPod Click Wheel (and to provide hours of fun).
iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store
Shop millions of songs on the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store from your iPod touch. Just find a Wi-Fi hot spot, tap the iTunes button, and browse New Releases, Top Tens, and Featured Music— or search for anything. Listen to a 30-second preview, then buy with a tap.
iTunes Jukebox
Everything you buy on the iTunes Store— and any music from CDs you import to iTunes— appears in your library on the iTunes jukebox. From there you can organize it, put it into playlists, rate it, flip through your album art with Cover Flow, and more. It’s the best way to manage all your digital media, and it’s free.
iTunes Syncing
The moment you connect your iPod to a Mac or PC, iTunes syncs music and video automatically. You can also sync iTunes Store purchases back to your computer. iTunes even tells you when it’s time to update your iPod software and lets you do so with a single click.
Learn more about iTunes and what’s new in the iTunes Store this week.
