Apple's music matching service is now available in Europe, Australia, Canada, and Mexico.

It's been a crazy day for Apple fans in the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia.

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Apple has just announced that it is today launching the iTunes Store and its iCloud-powered iTunes in the Cloud feature in Brazil and Latin America. Furthermore, the company also stated that Brazilian Apple fans will be able to take advantage of its iTunes Match service for a $24.99/year annual fee.

You’ve given Apple $24.99 and gone through the steps to sync your music with iTunes Match. You then notice a few of your songs aren't eligible for iCloud. Don’t worry, there is a simple solution to this pesky error.

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Find out how to set up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch with iTunes Match.

There are many who dream of getting their heads in the iCloud, but can't quite understand the concept. For the non tech-savvy, learning the ins and outs of iCloud, how it works, and how to set it up, can be an intimidating task.

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Hours after releasing its iTunes Match service to the public, Apple is providing customers with additional information by way of their support site. Taken together, these documents should answer most of the questions many are having about Apple's song matching service. Here are some of the highlights.

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iTunes Match is here, we'll bang out our explosively fun new sposor this week, and finally have some apps for the sports fans.

Earlier today, Apple finally released iTunes Match, about one month later than the service was originally expected. Now that it is here, consider this our first look at Apple’s highly-anticipated new product.

Apple today released iTunes 10.5.1, a software update that officially brings iTunes Match to the masses for the first time.

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Nearly one month after it was supposed to arrive to the public, Apple’s iTune Match service remains in developer beta only. However, that could soon change. Apple this weekend released iTunes 10.5 .1Beta 3, which could mean the company is almost done tweaking the service.

Nearly one month after it was supposed to arrive to the public, Apple’s iTune Match service remains in developer beta only. However, that could soon change. Apple today sent an important email to developers, which seems to suggest the beta is about to end very soon.

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Moments ago, Apple released iTunes 10.5.1 Beta 2 to developers. The new beta is being used to further test iTunes Match capabilities. Plus, for the first time, developers will be able to use iTunes Match for use on an Apple TV.

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At its “Let’s Talk iPhone” event last month, Apple announced that its iTunes Match service would launch by October 31. Unfortunately, that date has come and gone and the service is not yet available to the public – or anyone else for that matter.

Apple sent an email round to its registered developers yesterday evening, in which it noted that the company is planning on "deleting all current iCloud libraries on Thursday, October 27."