(Thinq.co.uk)

After years of resistance to having their albums flogged as individual tracks, British rockers Pink Floyd have struck a deal to allow their music to be sold on iTunes. The reason, we imagine, , but we still look forward to the exclusive iTunes Extras pairing of  and .

(Valleywag)

From psychedelic to psychotropic, as commenters rail against an iTunes app that helps marijuana enthusiasts convert units and figure out prices. But they’re not upset that Herb Converter made it into the store—they’re upset because it doesn’t let you, say, your merchandise. While the full app is already gone from the U.S. store, it appears that a free version is still available. Personally, I think they missed the boat by not integrating Yelp support for “restaurants open near me now.”

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