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Dealhacker: Myer Has 2 $20 iTunes Cards For $30

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4:00PM February 7, 2012 | Angus Kidman

From tomorrow until February 26, Myer has the familiar but always welcome $30 for a pair of $20 iTunes cards deal. Nice to see it around for more than a week. [Myer via Gift Cards On Sale]


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Dealhacker: iTunes Specials At Target, Drakes

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9:15AM February 2, 2012 | Angus Kidman

Looking for cheap iTunes cards this week? Target has two $20 iTunes cards for $35, while Queensland/SA supermarket chain Drakes has $50 cards for $35. More »


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Dealhacker: Kmart Has Two $20 iTunes Cards For $30

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3:30PM January 25, 2012 | Angus Kidman

A deal so familiar we’ll say nothing except: two iTunes $20 cards for $30 = 25 per cent saving. At Kmart from tomorrow until February 1. Enjoy. [Kmart]


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Dealhacker: 20% Off iTunes At Officeworks

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2:00PM January 9, 2012 | Angus Kidman

Not the cheapest iTunes deal ever but not to be sneezed at: Officeworks has 20 per cent off $20, $30 and $50 cards. You can order online, but need to spend more than $55 for free delivery. [Officeworks via OzBargain]


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Dealhacker: 20% Off iTunes Cards At Coles

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4:00PM January 3, 2012 | Angus Kidman

From tomorrow (January 4) until January 10, Coles has 20 per cent off all iTunes cards. The maximum normal discount we see is 25 per cent (and that’s still available at Coles Express), but it’s certainly better than nothing. [Coles via OzBargain]


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Buy US iTunes Cards From Best Buy And Walmart Using Australian Credit Cards

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11:30AM December 28, 2011 | Angus Kidman

It’s relatively easy to set up a US iTunes account, but adding credit to it when you want to buy releases through the US store can be fiddly. Friend of Lifehacker and occasional guest editor Anthony Caruana points out that both Best Buy and Walmart will accept payment from Australian credit cards for US iTunes gift cards, giving you an easy way to add money to your US account without needing to use eBay or begging friends to help. More »


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How To Sync Documents To iOS Without iTunes

11:30AM December 21, 2011 | Whitson Gordon

If you use a word processor, comic book or PDF reader, video player or other app that requires syncing files through iTunes, you know how slow and awful it can be. Here’s a simple, fast alternative. More »


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Dealhacker: Last Minute iTunes Card Buying

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2:30PM December 19, 2011 | Angus Kidman

So you’ve failed to come up with a more original present idea and a stack of iTunes gift cards is looking good. Who has the last-minute Christmas specials you need? More »


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Is iTunes Match Worth The Money?

12:30PM December 19, 2011 | Adam Dachis

Apple’s iTunes Match service launched in Australia last week, bringing its vision of music in the cloud to iTunes and iOS users alike. But what is it, exactly, and is it worth your money? Here’s a look at how iTunes Match works and if it’s right for you. More »


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iTunes Match Live In Australia, $34.99 A Year

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12:00PM December 15, 2011 | Angus Kidman

Well, that was quicker than we expected. Less than a monthafter its US launch, iTunes Match has gone live in Australia, costing $34.99 a year. More »