- Thanks Lachlan - fixed now. hellip;
- From what I've read, I think you can even connect remotely to your physical PC, which allows you to work with programs and files that you may not have hellip;
- The link to Kynan Antos' blog should be http://www.antosdesign.
com/journal, not I had the same problem and the strange thing is that i have 2 monitors and when i unplug the secondary monitor, then XP starts fine, but not wi hellip;
- I have got a laptop with Vista already installed, now I want to have Linux as dual boot, pl. help anybody. hellip;
For now, this means customers can download songs, music videos, audio books and short films from Apple without the data being counted as part of their download allowance.
But it s obvious to observers that there s very little benefit to customers in these small amounts of data transfer saved.
Movies, on the other hand, with file sizes of a gigabyte or more, could put a serious dent in people s download allowances, especially on cheaper plans with smaller allowances.
This announcement comes on the heels of iiNet’s new plans which have received a for their lack of value.
Does iiNet knows something we don t about Apple s upcoming introduction of movie and TV show downloads into Australia?
Apple Australia confirmed that Steve Jobs intends to introduce movie downloads into markets outside the US this year.
Could Australia be first? It certainly seems likely given iiNet s unexpected decision to provide free access to the iTunes store.
Of course, iiNet customers who are prepared to bend the iTunes rules a little can actually access US iTunes movie and TV show downloads now.
They simply need to access the US iTunes store by changing the “My Store” country at the bottom of the store homepage.
Then, it s possible to buy movies and TV shows by signing up for the US paypay.com account with a US address (a lot of iiNet customers are living at 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino, by all accounts) and then funding the account with an Australian credit card.
Apple then counts you as a US customer.
Be aware that you should carefully read Paypal and Apple s terms and conditions and make your own decision about whether this method of buying content from the US iTunes store is appropriate.
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