It's about $19.65 here in Turkey.
I would definitely subscribe if I wasn't using Spotify.
The definition of Scandinavia is ambiguous. Northern Finland is very much part of the geographical region (the Scandinavian Peninsula), but is also often considered part of the cultural-linguistic region of Scandinavia. Finland's common inclusion is due to the fact that until the 19th Century it was entirely under Swedish rule, and therefore was unambiguously part of Scandinavia.
The Nordic region is however, a very controlled definition and comprises of the countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden and their territories of the Åland Islands, Faroe Islands and Greenland.
I can't activate iTunes Match yet, even if I get the confirmation from Apple about iTunes Match. iTunes gives me a message that it not works right now.
Apple charges you $25 to listen to your own music. I'm sure this service makes sense for some, but not for me.
- When I'm at home, I see no need for this. I have my music on MBP, and I can access all that via AppleTV
- I only put the most important songs on my iPhone. No need to carry around thousands of songs when you only listen to a fraction.
- I use Google's free music service. I uploaded my entire iTunes library ~14,000 songs and can access each and every song via a $1.99 app on my iPhone.
That website was last modified september 18.According to the Apple website, Finland (or Sweden) doesn't have iTunes Match.
Source: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5085
Am I the only Swede who can't find iTunes Match in iTunes? It's just gone, but I was able to subscribe using the external link in the article...
Apple charges you $25 to listen to your own music. I'm sure this service makes sense for some, but not for me.
- When I'm at home, I see no need for this. I have my music on MBP, and I can access all that via AppleTV
- I only put the most important songs on my iPhone. No need to carry around thousands of songs when you only listen to a fraction.
- I use Google's free music service. I uploaded my entire iTunes library ~14,000 songs and can access each and every song via a $1.99 app on my iPhone.
Can I please have my ringtones on iTunes Match? Pretty please?
Just to be picky, technically nordic not scandinavian.
They might be abit late to the game. Spotify has a firm grip on the music market here. I pretty much stopped using itunes when spotify launched.
I only fire up iTunes if i need songs on my iPod, which is completley offline and cant stream through Spotify, or iCloud for that matter...
I dont really get why I need this service. Would be a godsend before Spotify, but after, meh...
Explain the difference.