What iTunes needs next

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April 26, 2013 CNET Weekly News
What iTunes needs next Apple's venerable iTunes Store has been around for 10 years, but here's what it needs to make it through another 10. Read more | Share:  Android notebooks? Yep, Intel says, and they'll only cost $200 Dadi Perlmutter, Intel's chief product officer, also tells CNET that devices running Intel's mainstream Core line of processors could sell for as low as $399 to $499. Read more | Share:  T-Mobile's no-contract offer in hot water with Washington AG T-Mobile has been ordered by Washington state's attorney general to correct alleged "deceptive" advertising that promises a no-strings-attached wireless service plan. Read more | Share:  Apple's WWDC 2013 sells out in two minutes Apple's annual developer event sells out in just under 2 minutes, an all-time record. Read more | Share:  The new Xbox: Six things Microsoft needs to do Microsoft's next Xbox will be unveiled next month, and the next generation of gaming's on the horizon. Here's what we sincerely hope to see. Read more | Share:  AP Twitter feed returns, minus many followers, after hacking The Associated Press account is back up and tweeting after being offline for almost a whole day and having to reset its follower count. Read more | Share:  Amazon to release set-top box for Internet video, report says Bloomberg reports the company will introduce a device this fall that's dedicated to streaming Internet-based video to TVs. Read more | Share:  Tim Cook leaves door open for larger iPhone The Apple chief disses competitors who sacrifice screen quality for larger size, and hints that his company can do better. Read more | Share:  Apple profit slips 18%, but iPhone, iPad sales stay strong Many of the numbers were good as Apple beat Wall Street's expectations for the most recent quarter -- but said it won't for the next one. Read more | Share:  Netflix plans to change up its family streaming service Users can currently only stream two devices at once, but the video service is looking to charge a little more for a four-device option. Could this be a precursor to cracking down on account sharing? Read more | Share:  Anne Dujmovic Associate editor View profile  |  Email Associate editor Anne Dujmovic brings you a wrap-up of the top CNET news stories of the week. Celebrity tech. Exposed. See today's hottest celebrities show off tomorrow's hottest tech. Unboxing Apple's 'Decade of iTunes' (pictures) Apple's sending around a "Decade of iTunes" collection of songs to journalists. Here's what's in it. Read more | Share:  19 of Hubble's best views of the mysteries of space (pictures) First imagined in the 1940s, designed in the 1970s, and built in the 1980s, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched on April 25, 1990 and has explored our universe as never seen before. Read more | Share:  iTunes and its Store through the years (pictures) Apple's iTunes Store turns 10 years old this weekend. Here's a quick look at some of the major changes to the store, and to the slightly older iTunes software. Read more | Share:  America's 10 nerdiest cities (pictures) Real estate site Movoto unveiled its list of the 10 nerdiest cities in the U.S. We count down to the top city and catch a glimpse of the nerdy activities in each locale. Did your city make the list? Read more | Share:  Horsehead Nebula dazzles astrophotographers (pictures) Hubble Space Telescope has photographed the iconic Horsehead Nebula in a new infrared light to mark the 23rd anniversary of the observatory's launch. Read more | Share:

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