Apple on Tuesday will announce that the iTunes store will start performing the music of the legendary rock band the Beatles, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Citing people familiar with the situation, the site said Monday evening that Apple's "exciting announcements will revolve around the arrival of the Beatles songs on iTunes.Members of the band and their label EMI Group were in talks with Apple, most recently last week.
Monday morning, Apple posted a teaser on its Web site, telling customers that the company will have the most exciting announcements from iTunes on Tuesday morning. This has led to speculation that Apple would announce new cloud-based iTunes service or monthly subscription plan.
Other reports, but says it is unlikely that products like Apple does not have the rights necessary for listening to music to Apple supposedly already clients. negotiations with labels months in an attempt to deal with.
Rumors about the Beatles, finally coming to iTunes is nothing new, but John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono helped quietly in August, when she said that fans shouldn't hold their breath for a potential deal.
The Beatles have long refused to digital music, instead opting to re-release albums on the physical environment. Band finally released their music digitally at the special USB devices, as well as the video game "the Beatles: rock band," but iTunes wouldn't.
Rumors of Apple-Beatles transactions become more apparent in recent years after Apple and Apple Corps amends and trademark dispute earlier of the two companies participated in the legal battle.
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