iTunes

[Theodoric]

Having read the article in today's Guardian and seen the advert, I thought that I'd visit the site and see what was available to download. However, try as I might, I can't manage to find a way of doing this. Do you have to go through the trouble of registering with them before you can find out what they have on offer? If so, perhaps they should copy the likes of Amazon who allow you to find out what they're selling in a refreshingly straightforward manner. If you don't, can anyone explain to me what part of the site you have to visit?

[MadGamer]

Originally Posted by Theodoric

Having read the article in today's Guardian and seen the advert, I thought that I'd visit the site and see what was available to download. However, try as I might, I can't manage to find a way of doing this. Do you have to go through the trouble of registering with them before you can find out what they have on offer? If so, perhaps they should copy the likes of Amazon who allow you to find out what they're selling in a refreshingly straightforward manner. If you don't, can anyone explain to me what part of the site you have to visit?

If you want to download Itunes visit this link: ITUNES

[Theodoric]

Originally Posted by WNA

If you want to download Itunes visit this link: ITUNES

What I was after was to browse their catalogue to see what was on offer. So far, I haven't found out how you can do this; I assume that you must need to register, which I don't wish to do until I know if there's anything of interest. It just seems a little odd that they seem to be making it so difficult for we casual browsers; making life difficult is not really a good way of attracting customers.

[SMHarman]

No need to register to browse, but you do need to download iTunes, which is needed to decode the AAC file format that iTunes supports.