iTunes Plus Price Drop

Apple has announced that the price of iTunes Plus tracks (higher quality and no DRM) will drop down to 99 cents making them the same price as the DRM tracks. I haven't bought any iTunes Plus tracks, only downloaded the free singles they offer, but this is great news. One of my fears about buying iTunes tracks was that someday the iTunes Music Store wouldn't be around and I would no longer be able to listen to my iTunes tracks without burning them to CD first. Unfortunately, it is still only EMI and some independent labels, but this is yet another hole in the RIAA's DRM armor.

Apple offers $100 Store Credit to Early iPhone Adopters

The $200 price drop of the iPhone has shocked and angered many early adopters. After reading the angry e-mails, Steve Jobs has posted an open letter stating that those who bought an iPhone at the original price will receive a $100 Apple store credit (online or brick and mortar). Details are still being worked out, but will be posted on Apple's website.