There's only one day left for Apple rumors before Steve Jobs takes the stage at Wednesday's San Francisco press event, and the latest report is that Apple will double the amount of time users can listen to song samples on iTunes.
Apple will increase listening time for music previews from 30 seconds to one minute, according to a report on CNet. Wednesday's presentation will also include a discussion about how Apple has improved iTunes music discovery.
But those looking for Apple to turn its Lala purchase into a cloud-based music service are probably going to wait a bit longer. CNet reports that Apple has not yet obtained the licenses required for such an undertaking.
Rumors about what Apple will announce Wednesday have been floating around the blogosphere for weeks. September events are always iPod-related, so we'll likely see a refresh of the company's iPod line, but will it also include a revamped Apple TV known as iTV, a mini iPad, the demise of the iPod click wheel, or an iPod touch with a front-facing camera?
We'll have to wait until Wednesday, but until then, check out 6 Things Apple Should Announce at its September 1 iPod Event and 5 Features We Want to See in Apple's iTV.
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