Singer plans to launch downloads "high resolution"

service, saying he wants "to record the sound of music" project with Pono

If Neil Young has his way, the future will Pono. The singer, 66, is planning to store music from Apple's iTunes, the launch of a "high resolution" downloads service and launched her own line of portable media players.

Earlier this year, Young said he and former Apple CEO Steve Jobs has explored ways to achieve a better quality audio for iPod. But since the death of Steve Jobs in October 2011, the demands of young Apple stopped sending his calls. Therefore, reports Rolling Stone magazine, the title of the new book is a reference to the impending war youth audio called Waging Peace heavy. "[We] force iTunes to be better and improve quality at a faster pace," wrote the young, adding that he wants to "save the music."

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