Daniel Eran Dilger
Apple hasn’t done a lot to push sales of Apple TV apart from lining up HD movie rentals and sales and adding incremental feature advances included in the new Take Two software. The problem, as noted in the previous article, is that buyers are somewhat hesitant to shell out $229 for box that primarily rents movies. Of course, Apple TV does a lot of other things too, such as photo viewing, AirTunes audio streaming, YouTube, and podcasts. However, none of those things compare to five killer applications Apple could quite easily add to the box, turning it into a hot seller and subsequently driving iTunes media sales and rentals. Here’s what they are.

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