Nice, but then you'd have to take the risk of storing your

illegally downloaded music on a public server. You can then guarantee they will be militant about it since if they are not they could end up in legal trouble by hosting it.

Or they will simply find a way to only allow it to work with tracks purchased via iTunes.

Posted By: Steve in Holland on September 2nd 2010 at 11:32:33

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2 things that have just sprung into my mind, (NCFC) - Al NCFC4life, Sep 2, 10:26:09
- tried to download iTunes 10 last night but it wasn't up yet (NCFC) - samcd84, Sep 2, 10:29:31
  - It seems ok, I've not really played much with it, (NCFC) - Al NCFC4life, Sep 2, 10:31:48
    - iTunes really is a dog of an application (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Sep 2, 11:23:12
      - I heard whispers yesterday that Apples are working on a webby alternative to iTunes (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Sep 2, 11:28:55
        
        The new streaming feature in iOS 4.2 looks excellent, (NCFC) - Al NCFC4life, Sep 2, 11:45:54
        
        I missed that - any linkage? (n/m) (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Sep 2, 11:51:34
        
        yep, (NCFC) - Al NCFC4life, Sep 2, 11:54:07
        
        and hare, (NCFC) - Al NCFC4life, Sep 2, 11:55:30
        
        Nice, but then you'd have to take the risk of storing your (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Sep 2, 11:32:33
        
        Doubt they'd entertain the idea of having everybody store media remotely. (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Sep 2, 11:38:16
        
        So you're suggesting local media storage, with web-based iTunes app, (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Sep 2, 11:41:12
        
        Oh just fuck off then. (n/m) (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Sep 2, 11:43:30
        
        I was goig to say that earlier (though not to Schteve) but decided agin ut (n/m) (NCFC) - CB41, Sep 2, 12:23:57
        
        Seriously. What would be the advantage ? (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Sep 2, 11:58:59
        
        Or they'd make it a new feature of MobileMe, meaning Mac only and costing 100 a year (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Sep 2, 11:34:29

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