"Apple Computer Inc. on Wednesday unveiled iTunes 4.5, a new version of the company's music jukebox software that contains many new features. Included in the new version is iMix, Music Videos, Video Trailers, a new lossless audio codec, free weekly downloads and Radio Charts," reports MacWorld.
"In the new Music Video Section, which currently has 72 videos online, users can watch the video of a song and below the video purchase the song while they watch. Movie trailers have made their way from Apple's QuickTime to iTunes in the new release, as well."
Meanwhile, The Register reports that Apple misses iTunes sales target by 30%, as follows:
CEO Steve Jobs had forecast sales of 100 million songs, but in the end ITMS users acquired only 70 million.
"iTunes has exceeded our wildest expectations during its first year," Jobs said in [a] statement, the infamous 'reality distortion field' kicking in at this point, presumably.
