mazola said:Ha, ha!
We're going to be doing this every day til 2028!
mainstreetmark said:It is December 1st!
So, are people buying tracks, eh?
Zaid said:God this is begining to read almost like a MicroSoft product release schedule
antirealist said:If this were true, and the recent changes iTMS behaviour we've seen were in preparation for this launch, why has Apple now returned iTMS to its original functional state? Colour me skeptical.
crazzyeddie said:I guess Apple usually releases their stuff around 12pm EST... so we'll see...
sillycybin said:yeah. I just cannot laugh hard enough.
I feel bad for all dem up der in da cold with no iTunes. I betcha dem hosers are really ticked off now, eh? Two days in a row of junk rumors.
Macrumors said:After a delay reaching the promised November release, we've learned from an inside source that the Canadian localization of the iTunes Music Store is headed for launch on December 1.
sillycybin said:yeah. I just cannot laugh hard enough.
I feel bad for all dem up der in da cold with no iTunes. I betcha dem hosers are really ticked off now, eh? Two days in a row of junk rumors.
Ja Di ksw said:shame on - shame on you. Fool me - you can't get fooled again.
If you think you can do a better job, start your own Macrumors-esque web site. The people that run this site do a hell of a job and do the best with the information they're given.cantrdr said:In all fairness Macrumors has lost all credibility by posting this new forum today. Even if it does come out today, you've ruined it now after this post. It was fun on the 26th, logical on the 30th but today you're just taking the p*ss.
macFanDave said:Is it coincidence that Canada gets the iTunes Music Store exactly while our duly-elected leader is visiting? HMMMM. (I'm leaving off the cliche response, "I think not", leaving it as an exercise for the reader.)
Now we can be one big happy country once again (except if you are involved in the beef or timber industry)! ;-)
Do you live in Canada?neilio said:Um, Canadian's say "eh" about as much as American's say "h-yuk" or "yee-haw!".