"We'd like to thank all of our customers who have contributed to this incredible milestone" said Eddy Cue, Apple's vice president of iTunes.
Well Eddy, that’s one heck of a lot of music distributed at a pretty low-grade (128kbps) MP3 encoding, you must be very proud. Of course, the new iTunes Plus feature goes some way to addressing that - with a whopping 256kbps quality (whoohoo!) and DRM free tunes - naturally, it does cost more.
Boy, I'm a bit grumpy today, but to be fair, iTunes is a great application and makes purchasing online tunes incredibly easy - I'm just narked that it’s quality has been so poor for so long.
So, raise a glass or something and celebrate with Apple - or perhaps try and get hold of some stock....
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What kind of article is this? Sounds like a writer with an attitude!
By the way, iTunes doesn't distribute 128kbps MP3's. They are AAC's. Get your facts straight before you post pointlessly pseudo-clever articles.
06-Aug-07 10:55 AM
Ouch, okay AAC's then, but they are still 128kbps. I didnt think it was particularly clever, though, just the news and an opinion about the QoS
06-Aug-07 11:04 AM