Download Definition–verb (used with object) Computers. | to transfer (software, data, character sets, etc.) from a distant to a nearby computer, from a larger to a smaller computer, or from a computer to a peripheral device. |
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digital media player application created by Apple in 2001. iTunes was at the forefront of the digital music revolution, providing a free, user-friendly means to play and organize digital music and ...
Computers and Information Systems
The nontechnical field most influenced by computers in 1999 was probably the distribution of music. The new and widely accepted MP3 technical format made it feasible to download popular music files ...
Computers and Information Systems
While the music industry previously had taken online file-swapping services such as Napster to court, 2003 marked the first time that the industry had sued consumers. The RIAA blamed illicit ...
iPod
portable media player developed by Apple Inc. and released in 2001 for the company's Macintosh platform. A version for the Microsoft Corporation's Windows operating system was released in 2002. The ...
Computers and Information Systems
One of the hottest technological products of 1999 was high-speed Internet access, which made Web site information download more quickly and eliminated lengthy log-ons. There were three types of ...
Computers and Information Systems
Sales of personal music players were bound up in the battle for supremacy in online music purchases. Apple Computer, Inc., found itself embroiled in a dispute with RealNetworks, Inc., which decided ...
Computers and Information Systems
On-line music downloading continued to blossom, despite the music industry's efforts to stop unauthorized free distribution of copyrighted music and the industry's own slowly unfolding plan to sell ...
online system
any electronic interactive system that delivers information to users via telephone lines to personal computers (PCs) or via cables to terminals. Such a service provides information, usually in text ...
Performing Arts
The classical music world bade farewell to some of its most illustrious artists in 2007, even as it greeted new technologies and broader cultural forces that would be crucial to its future. Tenor ...
Computers and Information Systems
The legal issue that drew the most attention was the battle between the music-recording industry and various unauthorized Web sites that distributed music for free over the Internet. The recording ...
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