Despite running into some delays, Apple remains comitted to . "When we launch in Europe, we want to do it well. There can be no compromise on the ease of use, the depth of the catalogue or the responsiveness (of the Web site)," Apple's European chief Pascal Cagni told Reuters. "This is going to be so important for the future that a few months' delay is not essential."
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...they will not only use Credit Card payment methods.
The problem with Canada actually revoles more around Canada's music licensing issues than with Apple.
TO the person who they'd like to see other payment methods...why? Credit cards (and debit cards) offer more security than other methods. Start introduucing lots of options and you'll begin to change the ease of use that makes Itunes so fun to use.
I am really hoping that Apple will try to start a rollout of it's music store here in Hong Kong.
I really do hope that Apple can continue to be no.1 in the area of MP3 players and digital music store.
They really need to do a better job in areas like Hong Kong.
What about Japan? Apple sells like a hot cake over there?
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I know we're small...
... but what about Canada. I read somewhere that Canadians have a higher per capita rate of adopting technology (We have more XBox's per capita than USA (not such a good thing!))
They don't even mention if the Canadian version is a blip on the future radar!