For those who like reading the small print, Apple has updated the iTunes terms and conditions with the release of yesterday's iPhone 3.0 Software Update.
The changes reflect the ability to download movies, TV shows, music videos, and audiobooks from the iTunes Store on your iPhone or iPod touch. Downloads over 10MB require a Wi-Fi connection.
Downloading a full-length film on your iPhone could prove problematic if Wi-Fi connection is lost as Apple notes.
"Interrupted Delivery to iPod or iPhone. If delivery of a Product you purchased or rented (as applicable) using Wi-Fi on an iPod or iPhone is interrupted, your transaction will be included in your download queue. You may resume the delivery to your Apple-authorized device by selecting "Check for Purchases" from the Store menu in the iTunes application on your computer, or the download section on your iPod touch or iPhone."
The full iTunes terms and conditions can be found here.
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Allison said on Thu, 18 Jun 2009
Well, people better update on their phone when they don't have anything better to do because it is seriously slow!!!!!! Annoying!
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