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e-book price fixing trial and a second look through the prism.

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available in the App Store now for $2.99. A very few hours

from now Apple execs will take the stage to open W. W. D.C. 2013. What we know we'll see are the first official glimpses

of the next versions of iOS, presumably iOS 7, and OS 10, presumably OS 10, 10.9.

Also expected, though not guaranteed, or new laptops based on Intel's recently announced, Haswell

processor. There's also a chance of new Mac Pro's and I-Max, though those seem

less certain than the laptops. Finally, two wild cards for which to watch. Tech Crunch says Apple is bagged the third of the big three major record labels for its off-roumored

eye radio service.

Sony Music is rumored to finally be on board, joining Warner Music and Universal, who are also

alleged to have signed on to the deal.

For weeks, reports have said that Apple wanted to be able to announce its streaming radio thing at today's

W.W. D.C. keynote, though, I'm not sure why. I mean, W. D.C. is a developer show.

Hard to see what part I. radio will play in the lives of

developers and vice versa. Then again maybe they've got something up their sleeve

for developers and radio or maybe they just wanted to be able to announce it while they had the world's attention.

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