In classic iTunes tradition, Apple has posted their “iTunes Rewind” for 2010. The best content from the iTunes Store is listed in different categories, from “top grossing” to “hot trends.”

A huge section of iTunes Rewind 2010 is dedicated to the App Store, as one might imagine. There’s a huge selection of chosen apps to check out…

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With the recent release of AirPlay, Apple is working on locking down your Apple TV inhabited living rooms, and what better way to show off the technology than by offering users a freebie?

According to a report from 9 to 5 Mac, Apple is randomly sending out iTunes rental codes good for any one of the 8,000 plus movies available on the iTunes store. Of course this totally coincides with the fact that the Apple TV 2 operates on a rentals based model, so this may just be Apple wanting more users to give their service a trial run…

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This is an accessory for the iPad from Brookstone to make an Apple tablet into a Pinball machine.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear in the Brookstone catalog anymore. Worse, the free app doesn’t appear to be at the iTunes store any more.

I wonder what happened to it? Anyone know? Leave a comment if you do.

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We all know that the iTunes Store is very picky about certain apps being too revealing, even though certain swimsuit and X-rated audio successfully pass.

Mediaprovider recently offered their Android magazine app to the App Store, and it was also rejected. In all honesty, we probably shouldn’t be surprised. After all, why would Apple mobile users want to read an Android magazine? To see what they are missing?

However, if Apple’s trying to block an Android magazine because they don’t want any competition, please don’t. Seriously.

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Since the Christmas season is rolling around, it is just a matter of time before holiday specials come around as well.

For example, the now classic Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. In case your kids can’t stand the jerky claymation of the original 1964 special, they can check out this digital book.

Definitely targeted to young children, you can have it red to your kids, with individual words highlighted as it goes.

You should be able to get this App from the iTunes Store for about $2.99.

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