If you care to know more about this service, then let us tell you that the iTunes Match is a music service that will give you legal access to any song that is currently in your iTunes music library. Just by paying $25 for annual subscription, you can easily download their songs from Apple’s cloud to the device of your choice running the iOS 5 mobile operating system.

Initially, this service was intended to be launched alongside version 10.5 of the iTunes desktop application but now Apple has pushed the launch to the next update. The public release of iTunes 10.5.1 that will encourage interested Apple customers to sign up for this new and interesting service.

By October end, you are most likely to make use of this new Apple’s iTunes Match on/off switch, so just stay tuned!

The tariff details and the launch date for the iPhone 3G and 3GvS was announced by Vodafone recently. The iPhone 3G S has been claimed as the fastest iteration of the Apple’s iPhone. It followed up the iPhone 3G which was released in 2008 and is still available on sale. The Apple hardware would be made available for the Vodafone customers on 14 January 2010. The pre orders have already been taken by the mobile operator.

The year 2009 also saw Apple’s contract with O2 for the handset coming to an end. The iPhones will now be sold by Vodafone, Tesco and Orange as announced. Users can get their hands on iPhone with Vodafone’s network from £30 per month. It would be a two-year contract. The amount would be £35 per month for consumers who wish a free 16GB iPhone 3G S for two years. The contract is for 18 months at £80 monthly for those who wish to have 32GB iPhone 3G S. The lowest tariff for the business users is £30 (VAT extra) every month.

The iPhone 3G is available for free for all business tariffs but SMEs who wish to get a 3G S have to sign a two year contract at £40 each month with VAT charges extra. The business users would get their hands on the iPhone directly with network of 20 dealers across the country. The limit is 1GB per month for the data across all business and consumer tariffs. The iPhone was available for sale on the Orange network last month and the first day saw 30,000 handsets being shifted by the operator.