Apple have announced the addition of high-definition movie purchases to the iTunes store, building on the existing rental functionality. Now, as well as renting new-release HD movies for $4.99, users ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Ever since Apple launched HD movies over a year ago, I’ve always thought ...

While preparing a more in-depth post covering Apple's announcement of movie rentals for the iTunes Store (coming very soon), we came across a tidbit about the new "feature" that was worth getting out ...

The iTunes store has begun selling HD movies for the first time, Apple said Thursday. By Paul Bond, The Associated Press The iTunes store has begun selling HD movies for the first time, Apple said ...

I've noticed that the iTunes Store is now offering a huge amount of so-called HD content on the Apple TV. In fact, there may be several thousand HD movies that are available for either rent or ...

Apple announced that iTunes customers will finally be able to purchase and rent movies through the iTunes store. Purchasing a movie in HD costs $19.99 and rentals will cost $4.99. The rentals will be ...

Some people are reporting issues while trying to play HD content purchased from the iTunes Store on their Apple TVs. Although in many cases similar to this, the easiest suspect is the content itself.

An explosion of HD movies rocked the iTunes Store this morning without much apparent fanfare from Apple. There are now hundreds of new and classic films available to rent or purchase in HD from iTunes ...

Apple today announced that iTunes customers can purchase and rent box office favorites including “Quantum of Solace” and “Twilight” in stunning HD on the iTunes Store (www.itunes.com). Starting today, ...

If you dropped $20 on an HD movie from iTunes since they came out yesterday, but have a newer Mac and an older external display, you might not be able to watch it ...