Google Buys PushLife to Challenge iTunes

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Editor's Note: Newsletter name change! You've probably noticed that a while back we expanded PCWorld's iPod Weekly newsletter to include more stories and app reviews. Beginning with next Friday's issue the newsletter will have a new name to reflect that broader scope. We're renaming it Apps & iPods, and we hope you continue to enjoy the information we send you each Friday. Share: Google Buys PushLife to Challenge iTunes The battle for convenience in smartphone music management is just beginning, and Google is building its arsenal. Share: CasaTunes XLi Music Server Among other changes, the advent of the iPod has caused many people to adjust their ideas about where music should be listened to. Share: App Collection: Not-So-Angry Birds From field guides to bird calls, these apps can help you keep tabs on our fine-feathered friends. 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