iTunes debuts in India; download a HD movie for Rs 490

December 04, 2012 18:23

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After a long long wait, Indian>iPad, iPod and iPhone users can now finally purchase their favourite Bollywood and regional music and movies and books from iTunes store in local currency, with Apple launching the service in the country.

iTunes Store was simultaneously launched in 55 other countries, including Russia, Turkey, and South Africa and users can buy local and international content. iTunes Store, a popular service in the US, is already available in 119 countries. Indian customers will get to choose from over 20 million songs available for purchase and download on iTunes Store, Apple said in statement. Songs are priced at about Rs 12.

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