Apple pushes out iTunes 7.3
As expected, Apple on Friday issued iTunes 7.3, which adds support for that ringy thingy that hits the market today.
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The software contains a link in its help section to the iPhone manual, but when I went to check it out it was a dead link. I'm leaving the link here, because I assume at some point Friday it will be live.
There is also an iPhone tab in the preferences page. But if, like me, you don't have the super-gadget, all you get is a painful reminder that you are leading an iPhoneless existence.
"The following iPhones are backed up on this computer," the window reads, followed by a desolate white screen.
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reverse putting numbers at the top, same for other categories such
as "Date Added" or "Artist."
What is with the headline "Apple Pushes out iTunes 7.3", how about
"Apple Releases iTunes 7.3?"
My two teenagers have iPods and were happily using iTunes 6. Then my wife got a new iPod Nano, which requires iTunes 7. So we upgraded.
Now my kids say iTunes 7 on the PC sounds terrible. It skips and fades in and out. On top of that, the user interface is inferior. My kids say it is more difficult to load songs onto their iPods and it takes many more mouse clicks and is a lot slower.
Apple: fix iTunes!
changed in itunes 7, loading music is as easy as ever. u might want
to check the computer itself. I agree that the colors were much
better, or more "aqua," in itunes 6, but i wouldn't say inferior.
yeah, my itunes doesn't skip or fade... then again i am on a MAC!
Thank you so much for giving me that "push" to take this further. If you have older iPods and you still wish to use iTunes 6 go to oldapps.com and the past software programs for iTunes are there.
- iTunes is not bad, but not that good
- by ryork272 July 2, 2007 9:39 AM PDT
- Years ago I used MusicMatch as my MP3 organizer, burner and player. I loved it. You could actually burn a CD without having to create a playlist! I also automatically recognized duplicates within a playlist as you dragged and dropped them in. No need to go into a menu item and have it check for dupes. The only reason I use iTunes is because I have to. Period. It is the single most over rated piece of software I have ever experienced.
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