You may eventually. They didn't add free tunes in the U.K. until a while after the store opened there, but they did eventually. The same in Canada.Poff said:One sad thing is that we don't get a free weekly song like they do in the US..
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
iTunes Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway Now Available
- Thread starter MacRumors
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
Guess they don't need Liquid Cooling for a Big Mac supercluster, just keep one wall open to the Antarctic wind, and keep a snow shovel handy...imz said:
I read somewhere that Schnappi's success was due to its initial proliferation on p2p networksgekko513 said:
manu chao said:
I know it's OT, but iPhoto photo printing has been available in Switzerland since the very same as in Germany!
cube said:
Apple is making 6% more money in Luxembourg than in Finland, 11% more money in Switzerland than in Luxembourg but only 5% more than in Finland.
The consumer, however, is paying 2% less in Switzerland than in the Euro countries.
I'd say, get over it, these are fairly small differences.
Swiss price: CHF 1.50 = EUR 0.97
Swiss VAT (7.6%): CHF 0.11 = EUR 0.07
Apple's revenue in Switzerland: CHF 1.39 = EUR 0.90
Luxembourgish (?) price: EUR 0.99
Luxembourg's VAT (15%): EUR 0.13
Apple's revenue in Luxembourg: EUR 0.86
German price: EUR 0.99
German VAT (16%): EUR 0.14
Apple's revenue in Germany: EUR 0.85
French price: EUR 0.99
French VAT (19.6%): EUR 0.16
Apple's revenue in France: EUR 0.83
Finnish price: EUR 0.99
Finnisch VAT (22%): EUR 0.18
Apple's revenue in Finland: EUR 0.81
cube said:
yeah, which you can download to a player 3 times, burn 3 times and only play on a single computer...
I bought my first songs (and a whole album) yesterday.... but I must say - I'm wuite a bit dissapointed with the variety. Yeah I know, Denmark might be the smallest place of all, but hell... the main reason I was looking forward to this was the possibilty to get music that's hard to come by here, but basically they just have the same stuff as in any regular music store
A
A
mcadam said:I bought my first songs (and a whole album) yesterday.... but I must say - I'm wuite a bit dissapointed with the variety. Yeah I know, Denmark might be the smallest place of all, but hell... the main reason I was looking forward to this was the possibilty to get music that's hard to come by here, but basically they just have the same stuff as in any regular music store
A
I can feel with you, but one would be hard pressed to find store that has 100 000 CDs...
fraggle said:
Wait...does that mean if someone from say the UK sent me a gift certificate, I'd be able to access UK songs (at least for the amount of the certificate)? I'm sure this has been asked before, but somehow I've never come across a definitive answer. If so, that'd be excellent.
Lara, who's happy to have both a US and Canadian account but would like to access Europe too...