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Apple pitches $30 per month iTunes TV program to studios, Snow Leopard 10.6.2 kills hackintosh Atom netbooks, Sprint WiMAX goes live in Chicago, Dallas, and eight North Carolina cities
obsessable.com - 23 days ago
Apple pitches $30 per month iTunes TV program to studios, Snow Leopard 10.6.2 kills hackintosh Atom netbooks, Sprint WiMAX goes live in Chicago, Dallas, and eight North Carolina cities
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Apple is reportedly trying to get content producers (TV studios and the like) to agree to a plan by which Apple would offer an on-demand array of TV shows via its iTunes service to compete with cable . The plan would cost $30 month, significantly less than what you probably pay for cable or ...
Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month
mediamemo.allthingsd.com - 24 days ago
Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month
— mediamemo.allthingsd.com — Would you pay $30 a month to watch TV via iTunes? That's the pitch Apple has been... making to TV networks in recent weeks. The company is trying to round up support for a monthly subscription service that would deliver TV programs via its multimedia ... (more) Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month

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osxdaily.com - 24 days ago
Hackintosh Netbook users take note: Snow Leopard 10.6.2 update kills support for Atom Processor
— osxdaily.com — It’s not out in the wild yet, but 10.6.2 has been confirmed to kill support for the... Intel Atom processor, this is especially important for Hackintosh users who have hacked various Atom based netbooks to run Snow Leopard. So what should you do if ... (more) Hackintosh Netbook users take note: Snow Leopard 10.6.2 ...

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appleinsider.com - 23 days ago
Apple pitches $30-a-month iTunes TV subscriptions - report
— appleinsider.com — Apple has reportedly reached out to TV networks in recent weeks with a proposed $30-per-month subscription plan... to deliver content via iTunes -- a service it hopes to launch in early 2010. (more) Apple pitches $30-a-month iTunes TV subscriptions - report

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