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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Is Apple killing MP3 tomorrow?

Apple has posted a cryptic message on its Web site, teasing the
 world to an "exciting" iTunes announcement coming tomorrow. What could it be? I saw that someone had suggested that the Beatles finally came to iTunes, but really, who cares? If you want the Beatles on your iPhone you can catch the albums newly remasterisées are released last year, "rip, mix, burn," and then off you go. Very exciting, not. What could be exciting, however, is a music streaming service. In an instant, Apple would have killed the MP3 once and for all. You'll hear? This is the sound of the RIAA thank Apple again and again.
Apple Inc - Photo from my iBookImage by Farid Iqbal via FlickrA music streaming service would make all kinds of sense for Apple, and it would be too bad for us consumers.Streaming services have already seen many successful, mainly with Spotify in Europe and here in .but United States Te streaming iTunes service probably given it a name slippery as "Stream iTunes" instantly would take the idea of continuous something only geeks Designer on something that can enjoy the family care.
Think of this song ever (discusses labels which, of course), sujet.Chaque right there on your iPhone, your iPad, your Apple TV, your MacBook, upon request, and always ready.If you access the Internet ("the cloud"), then you can listen to your music.
And just like your MP3 files are without valeur.Pourquoi is that you maintain a giant collection of hard-drive MP3 eating and uses file format iTunes (AAC) files when you access the same songs from a practical application?
Say see… gigabytes on gigabytes of music files versus a single application that can disseminate any song with the touch of a button.Well, the touch screen, such that it was.
This is one-self, and everyone wins.
Apple collects $10 per month (or other) you, you have access to one set of cloud music and record labels have more to worry about little children "handles files" plus.Non not because trade in illegally purchased iTunes music was never a problem for record labels, but iTunes Stream would represent a clear change in the culture of consumption of child musique.Les want to listen to "Monster of Kanye West" feel that to find a "MP3", they grow you not learn how to draw streams iTunes on their iPhone.
I see some audiophile not particularly care about all this, the compression used in streaming, complaining never thought to listen to music on a phone, but many people who listen to 24-bit lossless vinyl tears (give me FLAC or give me death!) with a helmet and Foobar2000 $ 500 is non-existent to people who are cool with Nicki Minaj on YouTube to listen to (read: garbage quality) $ 10 headphones.
And now play us the game of waiting, waiting for Apple kill MP3 once and for all.
I hope so.                                    Apple iPad MB292LL/A Tablet (16GB, Wifi)
                                                   Apple iPad Case (CASE-ZML MC361ZM/A)
Apple iPad MB292LL/A Tablet (16GB, Wifi)

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