October 07, 2003

iTunes Hits Windows Users Soon

AppleInsider | Sources: Apple Ready to Roll with iTunes for Windows

Continuing its aggressive strides in the music industry, Apple's progress in the iTunes for Windows forum has reportedly jumped ahead of schedule.

Company CEO, Steve Jobs, has publicly advocated a release by year's end, though sources in the recording industry are citing a sooner than expected time frame. Furthermore, anonymous reports claim that active online functionality of the Windows store was in-place as of this past weekend.

With the final pieces of engineering in place, the decision to officially launch the service now lays in the hands of Apple Marketing. An announcement could come as early as next week, sources said, citing a date relevant to Apple's fourth quarter fiscal results statement, which will be announced after the close of the market on October 15th.

Posted by ronn at October 7, 2003 10:54 PM

Comments
now, that's what i'm talking about. everyone- including george and jonno-have been talking about iTunes, but it's been unavailable. i've since had to use Media Center, which is fantastic. i even blogged about it. good looking out. Posted by: ej on October 8, 2003 10:18 AM
I'm so psyched about a recordable iPod. I will starve myself for a week inorder to get one. It's a damn shame, this consumerism. Posted by: ronn on October 8, 2003 09:39 PM