I just stumbled across this link from apple pr here in nz – it states that we are getting iTunes in the cloud on october 13th.
It is probably just a regular letter and would have disregarded that if it was not from the nz website, but I am sure apple would write these letters on a per country basis if it contains any form of dates.
Does any one reckon the same theory based on this letter??
*iCloud is available worldwide. iTunes in the Cloud varies by country. iTunes in the Cloud may be used on up to 10 devices with the same Apple ID. iTunes Match and TV shows are US-only.
10:40 pm 11/10/11
strang0r
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iTunes Match sounds good but I would hate to think how long it would take to upload all the songs that I haven't purchased from iTunes using most NZ ISP's…
6:56 am 12/10/11
Daniel Burgess
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@strang0r You would only be uploading the ones that are not available on iTunes. So if you have an album from a small New Zealand artist that isn't available then it would upload that. But if you have an album from say The Beatles which you originally purchased on CD then it wouldn't need to upload it as iTunes has all their songs now and it would just make it available for download.
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