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The really interesting question is, how did that happen? A lot of Apple's enormous and well-deserved success could be attributed to iTunes, I think. The iPod w
by huggyface 14y ago
The really interesting question is, how did that happen?
A lot of Apple's enormous and well-deserved success could be attributed to iTunes, I think. The iPod was a huge success, pulling people to use and start to get locked into the iTunes universe. Around the time of the release of the iPhone, iTunes was the benchmark and it was the massive differentiator of what made the iPhone the device to have (it's all very curious now. I keep no music on my device, using online sources like Rdio). The iPhone begat the iPad, etc.
- cmoscoso 14y agoI don't think so. why? When iTunes was not available in my country, I remember iPods were already popular.
- huggyface 14y agoiTunes the application wasn't available? It was essentially mandatory to have it to use an iPod. I'm not talking about the music sales. I'm talking purely about iTunes as a way of managing music, including just the mp3s in your own collection.