Now that Apple's iTunes is the largest music retailer in the United States, it seems they are also intent to cover the movie-loving population. Apple has just announced that you can purchase new movie titles from iTunes on the same day as their DVD release. Find out which films over at the full article.

Ever find yourself in one of those situations where you just don't want to stand up to change the song playing on iTunes? Here's the app for you: iRemote, which lets you remotely control iTunes on your Mac via your iPhone. Details in the full article.

Download: iRemote for the Mac

Heads up iPhone owners! We got hold of a rumor that might be to your liking. It seems that Apple is currently working on an iTunes controller application for the iPhone. This was found out through the latest firmware's code. Read more on this in the full article.

It's bound to happen: iTunes is now the largest music retailer in the US, knocking Wal-Mart off from the coveted pedestal. Coupled with the immense popularity of Apple's iPod portable digital music and even the iPhone, you can bet that we'll see more of iTunes for more years to come.

Heads up, Mac users! Apple has updated three of their major applications for the Mac OS X. New versions are now available for iTunes, QuickTime, and Front Row. Details in the full article.

Will digital downloads via Xbox Live, PSN, and iTunes soon take over the business of delivering consumers TV shows and hit movies? Not if you ask top Hollywood execs. In a recent gathering of the industry's movers and shakers, the general notion was that physical media would remain on top in the few years ahead. Read the details in the full article up next.

If you were looking forward to purchasing your favorite Beatles song on iTunes, there's a chance you might have to wait a bit longer. Apple Inc has dismissed rumors that a Beatles catalog will be appearing on the iTunes store - they didn't outright deny that this will happen though. Details in the full article.

So the rumored Beatles-to-iTunes is already old stuff? Not so, that is, if you want to believe Sir Paul McCartney himself. You can't buy them love, but over at iTunes, you just might be able to buy yourself some Beatles love. More details after the jump.

If you are wondering what new games you can find on iTunes for your iPod, let us inform you that Electronic Arts is currently contributing two games, Scrabble and an updated version of Mini Golf. To know how much they cost and their other details, refer to the "read more" link below.

Apple's initiative to allow third-party software to be developed via SDK devkits is almost in full swing, but don't expect it to be a hack haven.

The Cupertino-based company has decided to take on the role of regulator and will decide which apps will make it to iTunes. Find out what the implications of this policy are when you proceed to the full article up next.