Developers Lose Millions, Users Lose Tempers During Outage At Apple's iTunes, App Store
Apple restored service to its iTunes and app stores late Wednesday afternoon, but not before users' tempers flared and developers freaked out over lost revenue.
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Apple restored service to its iTunes and app stores late Wednesday afternoon, but not before users' tempers flared and developers freaked out over lost revenue.
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