"Cram and Jam" promotion for iPod PowerBook buyers Apple has begun a promotion entitled "Cram and Jam" that (in addition to existing educational discounts) allows students to save US$200 when purchasing both a PowerBook and an iPod together. 'iTunes quickly outpaced the competition and is far and away the world's number one online music service,' Steve Jobs said in a statement." More. Tracks cost 99 cents each and can only be played on Apple's popular iPod and iPod mini digital music players. A Reuters article notes "The company missed that mark, however, selling more than 70 million songs in the first 12 months. An eWeek article has a quote from lead engineer Ben Goodger who says "Our target for our 1.0 release is a 'best of breed' browser product on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, and before we can make that claim, a number of things need to be done." More.Īpple passes 100 million mark for iTunes Music Store-sold tracks Apple has reached the 100 million song-sale mark on its iTunes Music Store. The good news: a Mac OS X version will likely be on tap. Mozilla Firefox browser due in final Mac OS X form in September Amid a recent dip in the popularity of Microsoft's Internet Explorer attributed to heightened security concerns, the lauded Mozilla Firefox browser is set for its first final, non-beta release in September. Visit the MacFixIt/VersionTracker booth at Macworld Boston If you are attending Macworld Boston, come visit us at Booth #323.
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