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Files discovered by 9to5Mac in the Music app on newly jailbroken iPads suggest that Apple’s long-rumoured radio service might turn out to be more than a rumour after all.
9To5Mac reports that the new files are “radio buy” buttons that resemble the “radio play” buttons that already exist in iTunes. (Although, notably, the iPad’s Music app doesn’t have radio, yet.) The button files would seem to indicate that the Last.fm-like service that’s rumoured for launch in the first quarter of this year would offer some functionality so you could buy the songs that came on over the radio. Given that Apple uses iTunes to sell music, this feature would be a totally obvious addition. This could all be hogwash, of course, so let’s wait and see what Apple announces. [9to5Mac]
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…This could all be hogwash, of course, so let’s wait and see what Apple announces…
The standard of journalism must really be falling. For a writer to write an article then put a disclaimer beneath calling it possible hogwash is hilarious in the extreme. If you’re not sure of your sources why post rumours as news? When there’s no news you invent stories about the topic most likely to get you views: apple. This is the exact reason why the tech and sports new journalism standards are going to shit.
That’s all we’re gonna get ?? A new radio function ?? WOW THE INNOVATION IS INCREDIBLE !!!
I think you’re enthusiasm is a little underwhelming. You should be more excited
RAAAAAAAADIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That’s more like it. Such immense innovation deserves more applause
AAAPPLE AAAAPPLE AAAAPPLE AAAAPPLE !!! IPHONE IPHONE IPHONE INNOVATION INNOVATION SLICK THIN THEY KNOW WHAT WE WANT !!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OUTDATED OS !!! WOOOOOOOOOOOO
I see you had a little psychotic breakdown there, buddy. Hope you’re ok now
All good now, thank you.
so apple are planning to introduce a feature soon?! that has been around for over 10 years in some phones. wonder how many years until they invent a ringtone composer like the one on the Nokia 3210.