It has been exactly a month since the Cupertino based tech giant, Apple, released the iTunes Match service in the United States of America. The iTunes Match is a service which matches the songs you have and suggests more songs of the same kind. You may then get their preview of something and then buy the song if you would like to.

Till now, the service has received rather mixed reviews. A lot of people are immensely impressed with the service where as almost an equal lot of people are immensely angry on the service. But nonetheless, a lot of them are using the service. Apple has now started sending emails to early adopters who had registered for the notifications that the service is now available in their countries as well. The list has now grown from just United States to include Canada, Australia, Europe, and the United Kingdom.

Users in Canada, Australia, and Europe are reportedly receiving emails from Apple that iTunes Match is officially available in their areas. Prices for each region are being reported as such:

• “Australia – AU $34.99/year
• Canada – CAD $27.99/year
• Europe – €24.99/year
• UK – £21.99/year”