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Apple iTunes 11

iTunes 11 is a much-needed refresh, with a new interface and a useful MiniPlayer, but it's still a little complex for its own good.

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Best media-centre streamers

A media streamer should be a core component of any home-cinema set-up. Here are some devices that will definitely fit the bill.

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YouTube turns 7, users now uploading 72 hours every minute

The Google-owned video site has just turned seven years old, and had 48 hours of video uploaded to its pages every minute just one year ago.

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Australian iTunes store now offers TV series in HD

Here's something we noticed today whilst browsing the Australian iTunes store: we Antipodeans can now opt for TV series in HD.

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Tech Time Machine: 4 April

We all know that Bill Gates is one of the founders of Microsoft, but who's the other half?

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How to download videos from YouTube, Vimeo and more

Check out these three ways to download video from websites like YouTube and Vimeo.

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Apple now has all major labels on board for Apple Radio launch

Apple has struck the final deals with labels and publishers that it needed to bring together a solid radio streaming platform in time for WWDC.

Google beats Apple to music-streaming service

Google has made its first move into a space already occupied by the likes of Pandora, Spotify and, possibly, Apple.

Google close to launching music-streaming service

Google has now signed on the three major labels as it gears up to unveil a Spotify rival.

Why no iTunes for Windows 8 shouldn't surprise you

Microsoft has said that Apple is showing no signs of wanting to bring its popular jukebox software to Windows 8, but this was obvious. 4

Apple could let you sell your iTunes content to other people

A patent filing describes a system in which iTunes users could sell or loan their music, movies and ebooks to other people. 2

Vimeo buys cinemagraph app Echograph

First came Twitter with Vine, now Vimeo has bought a cinemagraph and animated GIF app.

HEVC video standard finished; high-end improvements coming

A standards group has completed its work on a compression technology called HEVC, or H.265, which promises to improve resolution, image quality and colour.

Apple finally launches iTunes 11

A newly redesigned iTunes 11 has been released by Apple, following a month-long delay.

Best media-centre streamers Buyers' Guide

A media streamer should be a core component of any home-cinema set-up. Here are some devices that will definitely fit the bill. 12

Review | Audio & Video

Apple iTunes 11

iTunes 11 is a much-needed refresh, with a new interface and a useful MiniPlayer, but it's still a little complex for its own good. 4
Review | Software

Pure Lounge

If you don't have a Pure radio with Flow technology, there is nothing to be gained from the Lounge that you can't find better implemented elsewhere. We can only hope that these issues have to do with it being an early build, and that a fix isn't far away.
Review | Software

RealDownloader

A quick and easy utility for downloading online videos, RealDownloader is quick, supports hundreds of websites and truly does its job in one click.
Review | Home Cinema

NaimUniti

If you're looking for a high-end, all-in-one stereo system, then the NaimUniti is the best, most future-proof model that we've seen. It features astounding build quality, understated design, ease of use and rock solid sound.
Review | Software

Apple Final Cut Pro X

Final Cut Pro X is truly a dramatic rewrite of Apple's mature and well-developed video-editing software. It borrows some interface elements from iMovie that may disappoint seasoned professionals, and it also loses many key features that are simply an absolute necessity in the professional world, like XML export. On the other hand, those looking to upgrade from iMovie will find a lot more features in Final Cut Pro X, but there are some caveats.
Review | Software

TV Chrome

Here's a free way to watch world TV in your Google Chrome browser. You can certainly find some interesting offerings in its listings; however, we'd like to have more set-up options.