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My relationship with iTunes Match has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride -- at first I was largely gleeful with excitement from the pelvis upwards. But then the train came off the rails and I was sent ...

Apple released iTunes Match to registered developers last night, and many have been playing with the cloud service since then to figure out how it really works. We then showed you a video that demoed ...

So I started using iTunes Match about a month and a half ago. So far overall I love it. My one complaint is that there are a few tracks it can't match but also won't put up in the cloud for me to ...

You’ll need an Apple Music subscription to make the most of HomePod. But new details that have emerged since the device went on sale last week suggest you’ll be able to play tracks in your iTunes ...

Support for Apple's new iTunes Match service is now active and configurable in non-developer devices running iOS 5, indicating that it will soon roll out to the general public. Devices running iOS 5 ...

Apple’s My Photo Stream is no longer a service in Apple’s lineup, but you know what is? Today officially marks the end of Apple’s free photo sync service. Technically, the last photo uploads happened ...

Ahead of a public release, Apple is giving developers a chance to test out its iTunes Match service, including both a downloaded and streaming component. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now ...

Since Apple announced its new iTunes Match service on Monday, many have been wondering what will be the legal status of the songs they “upgrade” using the service. Here are some answers. Q: How does ...

[UPDATE: An Apple representative told All Things Digital that iTunes in the Cloud will not include streaming, as reported here. Users will be able to listen to a song while it’s downloading–hence ...

I've had a huge issue whereby my music was being replaced with clean versions from music match. Upon googling, it appeared widespread. My guess is that Apple couldn't easily figure out how to tell the ...