How to browse the iTunes store without installing iTunes
Apple's iTunes store may be a great place to find music, movies, or iPhone apps. But there's one little catch: You can only browse the iTunes store if you have installed the iTunes application on your Windows or Mac computer. If you're using Linux, or just don't feel like installing the app until you're sure there's something you want to download, you're out of luck.
Or rather, you were out of luck. But not anymore. Because a third paty developer has put together a web-based tool that lets you browse iTunes store listings without installing iTunes. The App Store is hosted on Google App Engine, and lets you browse by category and view product descriptions and prices.
There's no integrated search function. And you can't actually download files from the utility. But if you find what you're looking for you can always click the "view in iTunes" button which will prompt you to install iTunes so you can grab your files.
[via Digital Inspiration]
Or rather, you were out of luck. But not anymore. Because a third paty developer has put together a web-based tool that lets you browse iTunes store listings without installing iTunes. The App Store is hosted on Google App Engine, and lets you browse by category and view product descriptions and prices.
There's no integrated search function. And you can't actually download files from the utility. But if you find what you're looking for you can always click the "view in iTunes" button which will prompt you to install iTunes so you can grab your files.
[via Digital Inspiration]













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsDrew GreenJan 20th 2009 2:49PM
Seems pretty useless right now but good as a concept that will hopefully be further developed.
KevinJan 20th 2009 6:15PM
Thanks!
GeorgeSJan 21st 2009 8:04AM
There are many places on the web now where you can listen to streamed songs. Is there any search engine that can get into them so you can look for specific songs by artists? It would need to recognize what it's looking at, so no false leads like those "buy from itunes" buttons you see everywhere, when itunes doesn't actually have it. etc,