
Sooner or later we all knew this was going to happen. Apple has a support article titled “iTunes: About unsupported third-party digital media player.” In the article, Apple writes the following:
Apple designs the hardware and software to provide seamless integration of the iPhone and iPod with iTunes, the iTunes Store, and tens of thousands of apps on the App Store. Apple is aware that some third-parties claim that their digital media players are able to sync with Apple software. However, Apple does not provide support for, or test for compatibility with, non-Apple digital media players and, because software changes over time, newer versions of Apple’s iTunes software may no longer provide syncing functionality with non-Apple digital media players.
It looks like Apple is about to stop the Palm Pre from syncing with iTunes.
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