Project said:Seeing as the STORES are being updated, it has to be more than a phone doesnt it? BEcause I thought the service providers will be selling the phones, and not Apple itself direct....
broken_keyboard said:They put out the press release before the event? Someone always stuffs up.
Diatribe said:Yep somebody seems to have f'ed up.![]()
AoWolf said:Why would apple update their store for this?
Digipimp said:Probably not since they're not a cellular provider.
broken_keyboard said:It's the kind of mistake that makes SJ call the whole thing off.
Diatribe said:It seems to be more though, or why would the stores be down?
A good point.Diatribe said:It seems to be more though, or why would the stores be down?
Or the Apple iYoYo! 5 feet of string in your pocket!mazola said:They're going to announce the 'Yo Yo Ma' Special Edition iPod!
Bear said:A good point.
Another good point is that we've only seen the Motorola press release.
This is an Apple event, we need to see the Apple press release(s).
Jobs told the crowd that Apple has sold more than half a billion songs through its iTunes Music Store to date. "We are selling songs at a rate of 1.8 million songs per day," he explained. "iTunes has an 82 percent market share here in the US."
Jobs reiterated an Apple press release offered earlier today that it has 80 percent of the legitimate online music download market in the UK, and said that iTunes is doing "extremely well around the world." There are iTunes Music Stores in 20 countries, he said, representing 85 percent of the global music market.