Good news! Sopranos, Sex in the City, Deadwood, The Wire, Rome, and Flight of the Conchords are HBO shows that have finally made an appearance in the Apple iTunes store. Recently Apple and HBO struck a deal so now iTunes users who watch thes shows will be able to catch some of their favorite episodes by purchasing and downloading a digital copy via iTunes.

Fretlight Guitars are a bit expensive at nearly $600 USD, but for technology junkies who want to learn to play guitar these gadgets are a dream come true. The Fretlight Guitars use software and a patented lighting system to show a player where to put their fingers, “teaching” them the song as they play. Now Mac users can get in on the fun with the new software release that allows the Fretlight to talk to Macs

Apple fans should be dancing with joy as Apple decides to hold out against adding piracy filters to its iPod line. This is great news for people who want to listen to their entire music collection on their mp3 player, regardless of whether the songs came from CDs, iTunes, eMusic, a friend sending a recommendation or, yes, even P2P sharing.

Apple has assured its loyal fan base that there will be no more waiting for their movie fix on iTunes. The company has announced that from now on, movies will be released to the public for download on iTunes the same day they are released on DVD.

If you recently logged onto iTunes you might have noticed a new addition to the TV shows that are offered. BBC America & iTunes has finally hooked up, and some of the BBC America shows are now available for purchase via iTunes.

April 28, 2003 is an important day for the iTunes music store. You see that is the day the iTunes store was launched. The iTunes software was released a few years earlier, on January 9, 2001.

The iTunes and Starbucks pairing to present the Song Of The Day last year was one of their most successful promotions ever. They are teaming up again with a similar promotion, called Pick Of the Week. This new promotion will give customers a song or video each week to download and enjoy. Each week will bring a new song or video choice.

Apple is now the #1 music retailer in the USA. The news was announced recently in an email that was sent out to a few Apple employees. A few months ago Apple breezed past Best Buy to secure the number #2 spot.

Talk of late has pointed to rumors that Apple might be planning a subscription-type service or charging more for iPods and simply giving iPod owners the ability to download audio content from iTunes for free.  Now it appears that Sony BMG may be planning its own subscription service that is compatible with Apple’s iPod.

All of us have that one friend that has tons of music that we might like to have.  None of us want to take the time copying all those files to a DVD, CD or a hard drive because maybe we don’t want all of that music.  But, what if you could just browse your friends’ library and pick and choose what you want?