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aimersoft.com - 5/15/2009

How to rip DVD to iTunes - and why Apple won't let it?

— aimersoft.com — This article describes why Apple won't add DVD ripping feature to iTunes, and how to rip DVD... to iTunes with other software. (more) How to rip DVD to iTunes - and why Apple won't let it?

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www2.myfoxny.com - 5/19/2009

My Fox NY: Scammers Use iTunes to Drain Bank Accounts?

— www2.myfoxny.com — It's a huge scam that's so sneaky you may not even know you've been hit till it's... too late. Victims across the country are complaining they've been left holding the bag for iTunes charges they never made. They blame cyber-scammers who use financial ... (more) My Fox NY: Scammers Use iTunes to Drain Bank Accounts?

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bravobug.com - 5/18/2009

BravoTunes - iTunes in your Mac OS X menubar

— bravobug.com — puts iTunes in your menubar, providing scrolling track information for the current and upcoming songs, plus a... system-wide menu to switch tracks, pause iTunes, or adjust shuffle and repeat settings. Launches iTunes automatically Replace your iTunes ... (more) BravoTunes - iTunes in your Mac OS X menubar

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Drivetrain rejection highlights App Store approval flaws
iPhone Central — Posted on by Dan Moren , Macworld.com If there’s a specter that haunts Apple’s App Store like the ghost of Jacob Marley, it’s the institution’s mysterious approval process. Yes, we’ve discussed it before at length , but that doesn’t meant we’re about to stop now. The latest app to find itself in Apple’s crosshairs is a program called Drivetrain . Drivetrain is an iPhone app that lets you remotely control Transmission ( [image] ), a desktop BitTorrent client that runs on OS X. Aaron Scott of Drivetrain developer Maza Digital told Macworld that Apple’s rejection letter for the app denied it on the grounds that “this category of ...

Drivetrain rejection highlights App Store approval flaws
Macworld — Posted on by Dan Moren , Macworld.com If there’s a specter that haunts Apple’s App Store like the ghost of Jacob Marley, it’s the institution’s mysterious approval process. Yes, we’ve discussed it before at length , but that doesn’t meant we’re about to stop now. The latest app to find itself in Apple’s crosshairs is a program called Drivetrain . Drivetrain is an iPhone app that lets you remotely control Transmission ( [image] ), a desktop BitTorrent client that runs on OS X. Aaron Scott of Drivetrain developer Maza Digital told Macworld that Apple’s rejection letter for the app denied it on the grounds that “this category of ...

BitTorrent control app Drivetrain rejected from the AppStore
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — Maza Digital, the company behind RSS reader app for the Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iPhone and iPod Touch called Trackr, is saying that their Transmission (BitTorrent client for Mac OS) remote control application Drivetrain has been rejected from the AppStore. After stating that the application required “unexpected additional time for review,” Maza received next email from Cupertino saying “this category of applications is often used for the purpose of infringing third party rights. We have chosen to not publish this type of application to the App Store.” Obviously we can’t agree with Apple’s decision to ...