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As people continue to freak out over Apple's forced iTunes download of U2's new album titled "Songs of Innocence," the New York Times newspaper has learned
Is there anyone else out there who is a bit put off by this automatic add of U2's new album to their icloud library? I currently have only about 15 songs on my device
A $100 million dollar deal that U2 made with Apple to release their new album in over five years to over 500 million iTunes users. The deal which made history and saw
Apple must've thought that giving everyone a free U2 album was the cherry on top of this week's launch of the iPhone 6, Apple Watch and other products.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, left, greets the crowd with U2 singer Bono (second from right) as The Edge (second from left) and Larry Mullen Jr. look on during an Apple special
Apple should have known better than to force every iTunes user to download a U2 album. It was a bad move for a company that knows how personal our devices are
Bono has moved to apologize to iTunes users after admitting they might have gone too far with their album launch on Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL). After the release of the
Amazon trolls Apple for forcing U2's new album it was met with backlash that forced the company to give them a quick way to delete the album from
Some critics are saying that only a whiny baby would complain about Apple's "gift" of U2's latest recording Songs of Innocence to anybody with an iTunes account.
While Bono and Tim Cook might be excited about the release of U2's new album, not everyone is sharing their enthusiasm. Toward the end of Tuesday's Apple event, Tim
While U2's newest album, titled Songs of Innocence, was given to iTunes users for free, some saw the forced download as an aggressive marketing campaign.
While U2's newest album, titled Songs of Innocence, was given to iTunes users for free, some saw the forced download as an aggressive marketing campaign.
After announcing 33 million iTunes account holders had accessed U2's free album "Songs of Innocence," Apple is releasing a special tool that lets people easily remove
The Cupertino company says that 81 million people "experienced" the album (most were forced to)

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March 2018