Apple Counts Down to 10 Billion iTunes App Store Downloads
Given how pleased Apple was to see the Mac App Store make its first million sales, it should come as no suprise that with the iTunes App Store set to reach 10 billion downloads, Apple is looking to celebrate. To get the party started right, they're offering a $10,000 iTunes gift card to one lucky iTunes Store shopper. Just think of how many copies of Robot Unicorn Attack that could net you.
To run a chance of winning, just buy an iOS app from the iTunes Store. If your purchased is tallied up to be the 10 billionth, Apple'll let you know. If you're still recovering from the holidays and can't even think about shopping yet, don't worry: Apple's got your back. To enter the contest without purchasing anything, you can also enter the contest here.
Good luck everyone!
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January 14, 2011 at 4:16pm
If I won, I'd let tell them they could keep their gift card as long as they immediately fix whatever they did to make my Mac run so slowly after I updated to 10.6.6...
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