Let me put in my plug for iTunes as well.
I didn't think I would have any interest in the iTunes Store, as I am
purely a jazz and classics guy. But surprisingly, I have found a great
collection of these genres and have found myself purchasing occasionally.
iTunes Store is also great for finding and subscribing to podcasts. Also
iTunes U has some great college courses for free.
I fought the iPod player for several years (Irivers, etc.) but succumbed
to the Nano and Shuffle (primarily for audiobooks). Of course, iTunes is
best for managing iPods (is there any other (PC) choice?) (Another
reason I went with iPods/iTunes was that I just hated the Windows Media
Player!, and WinAmp just didn't cut it for me)
I do use the Radio feature for radio streaming, but it doesn't have the
greatest lists and is hard to add to. Anyone recommend a good easy to
use streaming radio app for the PC?
On the other hand you may really enjoy iTunes. Besides the store, iTunes
provides access to 10000s of free podcasts covering a tremendous range of
material. For example it has become one of the best places to learn a
foreign language. There are lectures from top universities. Etc. Etc.
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