By Dan Moren
iTunes Match ups track limit to 100,000
When it comes to iTunes Match, the sky is the limit–where “the sky” now equals “100,000 tracks.” Following through on another before-the-end-of-the-year promise, Apple has quietly jacked its cloud-matching service up from its previous 25,000 limit; Apple senior vice president Eddy Cue confirmed the increase to MacRumors.
At $25 a year, iTunes Match is still a pretty darn good deal if you don’t want all the music-streaming features of Apple Music. I’ve been a subscriber since the service was announced, and though I don’t have anywhere near 100,000 songs, it’s reassuring knowing I’m not going to hit the limit anytime soon.