Have you taken a look around the App Store yet? It's been around since early last month, and already, there's been a lot of downloading going on. If you still haven't taken the plunge yet, go grab your iPhone and see what's in store by reading the full article.

Is iTunes killing full album sales? That's what a few recording artists think so, as although online music sales continue to rise, overall album sales as well as CD sales in general have steadily dwindled. They're pointing to the now-popular method of freely choosing what particular songs to buy from an album as the reason.

We've had a couple rumors dropping in for the past couple of months about upcoming plans for Apple's future line of hardware and software products. Recent rumors suggest that all these changes are growing imminent: the next-gen iPod Nano and iPod Touch, the latest iTunes update, and Mac OS X 10.5.6 introducing Blu-ray might be just around the corner!

iPhone and iPod owners know how much of a pain it could be when their unit's memory runs out and they still have lots of music they want to transfer from iTunes. Well, a future iPhone software update may actually allow you to access your entire iTunes media library from your unit without having to sync it up. Problem solved. More details in the full article.

Those of you enjoying your favorite tunes on your preferred Apple gadget should make it a point to get yourselves updated with the latest version of iTunes. Apple recently rolled out the new iTunes 7.7.1 update, a quick follow up from last month's release of the iPhone 3G and the new firmware 2.0. More information regarding the software update of Apple's popular music browser can be found in our full article after the jump.

If you're one of the people still trying to update your new iPhone through the iTunes 7.7 update at home, don't worry - you aren't the only one suffering through this ordeal. Apple underestimated the load on their servers, which left many users stuck on the iPhone activation screen. Find out the exact details to this problem in our full article after the jump.

With the imminent launch of the new App Store, Apple has decided to release the latest software update to iTunes. Bumping itself up to version 7.7, the update is now available on the official Apple website's Download section. Find out more in our full article after the jump.

Instead of going against the flow that iTunes has set up over the past few years, RealNetworks' Rhapsody has decided to take a different approach to compete against Apple's leading digital music distribution service - by embracing the iPod's MP3 format. Find out what Rhapsody's new "Music Without Limits" strategy is all about by reading our full article after the jump.

iPhone users are in for another treat as developer Shaun T. Erickson recently rolled out the latest version of the iPhone homebrew puzzler aMaze!. Bumping the homebrew game up to version 1.2.3, the new build features an improved interface compared to its previous release. Find out more about aMaze 1.2.3 in our full article after the jump.

Great partnership, if you ask us. HBO and Apple have paired up to offer the network's programs on the iTunes Store. Now we can get everything from the gun-toting family, "The Sopranos," to the shoe-loving urbanites of "Sex and the City" via the iTunes Store. Details in the full article.