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Apple just updated their download page with the iTunes 10.3 download link. The update (at least for the Mac .dmg file) is about 77 MB so it should be an easy download. The download link is below:
This version is a beta and is available to users as we speak. As highlighted in the WWDC keynote, iTunes 10.3 beta includes the highly pronounced iCloud feature. Two other cool features that come ...

There is nothing better than winning. Well, maybe winning again. And again. And if you did that in Stockholm Sweden you would enter cardiac arrest.

Only you and Charlie Sheen could then proclaim that you accomplished so much "Win" that you ultimately lost.

You see, in Stockholm there is an interactive billboard iPhone users, and I imagine other smartphone users, can access ...

Alas, there was no big news on the next-generation iPhone front today at the start of this year's WWDC, but one would be hard-pressed to find an Apple fan that wasn't impressed to some degree by the full slate of new offerings. Of course, if you're still looking for some iPhone news, the folks at Walmart have a deal for you - assuming you're not already an iPhone 4 owner.

The juggernaut retailer has ...

Apple debuted the first iPhone at WWDC 2007 and has typically used the conference to unveil new hardware products like subsequent versions of the iPhone and now the iPad. This year they didn't and here is I think why.

Apple pulled a rather unceremonious move and pre-announced their announcements, letting the public know they were going to talk about Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud. Some thought it was damage control ...

Well, now we know what Apple is doing with its new data centers and its 2009 purchase of Lala. Yes, it's finally happening. Today at Apple's WWDC, Steve Jobs declared that iTunes is floating away into the clouds and into an entirely new era for digital music storage, management, and enjoyment. Following the presentations of Mac OSX Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud, Steve Jobs turned to iTunes.

"It's the same ...

iCloud is finally about to become a reality. If you buy a song thought iTunes and have more than one device, it can be a real pain to keep all of your devices synced up properly. Well all that is about to change with iCloud. The digital hub is finally being move to the cloud.

Even Steve admits that, "Keeping these devices in sync is driving us crazy."

Starting with iCloud all of your content will be stored in the cloud and will be pushed to ...

The rumors of system wide Twitter integration in iOS 5 have turned out to be true. With more than a billion Tweets per week now being posted through Twitter, it will now be easier than ever to let the world know exactly what you’re up to at any moment of the day with iOS 5.

Starting with iOS 5 you’ll be able to Tweet directly from within apps as well. You’ll be able to Tweet directly ...

Apple announced today during the WWDC that OS X Lion will cost a mere $29.99 and be available in July. Score one for cheapskates everywhere.

Also, the new version of OS X will be available only by download through the new Mac App Store as a 4GB download. The download will be able to be installed on all of your authorized Macs. This upgrade is considerably cheaper ...

This morning in San Francisco at the press-filled and jam-packed Moscone West convention center, Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage to kick off the official keynote to start Apple's WWDC 2011, which is expected to raise the curtain on iOS 5, OS X Lion, the iCloud music storage offering, and much, much more.

As the crowd gathered inside the hall, "Rescue Me" by the "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin played over the loudspeakers. ...

Apple's iOS 5 is absolutely packed with new features. In the Keynote, they covered a dozen major new features, but mention that there are over 200 in all, including 1500 New APIs for developers.

Before getting to them, Apple was sure to mention some impressive stats about the success of iOS, including stats that iOS is now 44% of the mobile OS market, making it number one. Apple has paid developers $2.5 Billion to-date for their applications, 14 Billion apps have been downloaded by 200 million iDevices, including 25 ...

There are a bevy of new features available in OS X lion, 250 to be exact. But, at WWDC Phill Schiller only demonstrated 10 rather large, and upgrade worthy features.

Full Screen Mode: A ton of native apps now operate in a full screen mode. This eliminates scroll bars, and other needless clutter. With the new focus on gestures, who needs bars?

Gesture Support: Scroll bars are a thing of the past. Multi-Touch gestures are even more ...