Tech giant Apple has decided the time has come for the French and Irish to be able to rent or purchase movies on iTunes. This service, which has already been available in the US for two years, starts with around 600 movies and is supposed to grow.
Apple is putting an end to anti-piracy software on iTunes, the company announced at Tuesday's Macworld Expo. Marketing vice president Phil Schiller also unveiled Apple's snazzy new MacBook Pro model.
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