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Today Apple released iTunes 9.2.1 minor bug fixes when some time iOS Devices not recognise, fixed backups and syncing issue for all iTunes Connecting based devices. See Detail iTunes 9.2.1 provides a number of important bug fixes, including.

We have discovered that all applications created by [mycompany] (the developers behind these shenanigans) have been removed from the App Store. received a handful of tips this morning claiming something's rotten in the state of the iTunes App Store namely via the Book category. As of this writing, 42 of the top 50 books by revenue are from the seller Thuat Nguyen, whose company website [mycompany] leads to parked site www.home.com.

According to NewTeeVee the rental program Apple is promoting would work just like existing movie rentals: users would have 30 days to start watching the show, and would then need to finish within 24 hours of starting playback. NewTeeVee report Apple is trying to get TV programmers to let it rent individual TV shows for 99 cents each, as opposed to the $1.99 it receives for sales of standard-definition episodes and the $2.99 it gets for selling HD episodes. The TV rental program would work in much the same way that movie rentals now work through iTunes; once an episode is purchased, the consumer will have 30 days to start watching the video. And once started, the TV rental will be available for 24 hours before it expires.

AVI is a vast supported format by lots of hard devices and software, but it can't be imported to all mobile phones, so if your phone is the exactly one lacking of the function of playing AVI files, you could convert AVI to 3GP for 3GP is normally the compatible format of mobile phones.downloading movies from torrent, you probably have a few AVI movies somewhere on your Mac. If you try to import these AVI to iTunes for iPod, you'll notice that iTunes don't understand what to do with it.