Apple TV renovation could kill iTunes Movies app in December
Apple could overhaul its Apple TV app by the end of the year, in a bid to make it easier for users to acquire content without needing to access other apps to buy or rent content.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple abandons iTunes Movie Trailers site and iOS app
Apple began transitioning whoever is left watching the iTunes Movie Trailers iPhone app, over to its TV one weeks ago, but now the famous service is finished.
William Gallagher
What juice jacking and trustjacking are, and how to protect yourself
Inserting an unprotected iPhone or iPad into a new port can leave you with unwanted infections. "Juice jacking" and "trustjacking" are two ways to catch digital diseases, but there are ways to protect yourself.
Alex Baggott
Apple Podcasts rolls out new data analytics dashboard for content creators
Podcast creators can now take advantage of a new subscription dashboard in Apple Podcasts Connect to view subscription rates, proceeds, and more.
Amber Neely
Apple says it removed Glenn Beck podcast over trademark dispute
Apple has revealed that "The Glenn Beck Program" was removed from Apple Podcasts because of an unspecified trademark dispute, which has now been resolved and the show restored.
Apple Podcasts removed 'The Glenn Beck Program' likely over technical error
Over 3,000 episodes of "The Glenn Beck Program" were removed from Apple's distribution network, because of a too-large data feed pointing the service to the podcast — and all have been restored.
AppleInsider Staff
Apple's forgotten Trailers app is on its way out
The iTunes Movie Trailers app for iPhone is still on the App Store, but Apple is transitioning away from it toward having the TV app include everything in one place.
iTunes on Windows security flaw allows unauthorized access & data manipulation
Researchers have found a vulnerability in iTunes for Windows that lets users escalate system privileges, and Windows users should update the app.
Andrew Orr
Music changed forever with Apple's iTunes Music Store 20 years ago
On April 28, 2003, Steve Jobs announced the iTunes Music Store with 200,000 songs and a few exclusives that not only changed the record industry then, it paved the way to today's streaming.
Wesley Hilliard
Mike Wuerthele
Mike Peterson
