 Apple has made a deal with Fox and ABC to let users rent episodes of shows for  99 ¢, instead of buying programs.
<meaning-changed>  Apple has made a deal with Fox and ABC to let users rent episodes of shows for  99 ¢, instead of buying programs.
 Apple has made a deal with Fox and ABC to let users rent episodes of shows for Jobs announced an updated iPod Touch as well, an announcement that had been widely expected for some time. The new, thinner Touch has been upgraded with features matching some already on the company's recently-released , including the and dual video cameras. One camera, located on the back the of the iPod Touch, is for recording video, while the other camera, located on the front, is for use with Apple's program. FaceTime allows users of the latest iPhone and iPod Touch models to conduct video chats with each other over networks. The iPod Touch starts at US$229 for a 8 GB model, US$299 for 32 GB, and US$399 for 64 GB. Another major product refresh unveiled yesterday was the Apple TV. The was first released in 2007, but was never very popular. Jobs even admitted that, although Apple has "sold a lot of them, they've never been a huge hit." The US$ 99 ¢, instead of buying programs.