Why would you think a 10.1.x release be 64-bit? That would probably be new release number.
Also Windows version ain't 64-bit. Just the installer.
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Apple Releases iTunes 10.1.2 With CDMA iPhone Compatibility
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Why would you think a 10.1.x release be 64-bit? That would probably be new release number.
Also Windows version ain't 64-bit. Just the installer.
Why would you think a 10.1.x release be 64-bit? That would probably be new release number.
Also Windows version ain't 64-bit. Just the installer.
papi, we live in hope
...I don't want to talk about that.
I don't disagree. But you can't deny it's bloatware and feature-creep at its finest, either.
Eh, I live in hope of iTunes being disassembled into at least three separate apps.
I am beach balling a lot with the current version, hopefully this will fix it. I am simply using iTunes to purchase music and burn it to CD and it beach balls on play back. Keeps playing but the beach ball is displayed a lot
One day!
Or it would be nice if someone made a jukebox just like iTunes without the store, applications, iPhone stuff, and all the rest of that crap.
Using the Mac App Store is a refreshing experience. Apple better get on this soon, but honestly, I'm not getting my hopes up.
Before iTunes 10 I would've said you were right. However, iTunes 10 is much faster than previous generations.
iTunes 10 has generally a somewhat faster feel to it but the beachballing in particular during updating podcasts has gotten noticeably worse.
Click update all and get a beachball for at least 15 seconds, on a 2009 13" MBP.
Will it wash my car and wipe my arse?
...if not then no thanks.
I hold Apple to a higher standard than most.
...if not then no thanks.
I hold Apple to a higher standard than most.
oops, sorry, iTune Store is still painfully slow. It like surfing the web using dialup modem on AOL in the 90s.
What are you talking about slow I find it to load and look through iTunes store to be fast (like High speed Internet in the 2001) both on my iMac and Win7 Laptop..
I have no problem running iTunes on my Windows 7 Laptop.. It runs as fast as it runs on my iMac and they both are using the same files( I copy my iTune folders from my mac to my windows iTune folder on my laptop)..
I have no problem using either iTunes..
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that has nothing to do with it, in the past apple has made it so jb tools/jb devices wouldnt work/sync after an itunes update. They have never tried to do it to cracked apps.
oops, sorry, iTune Store is still painfully slow. It like surfing the web using dialup modem on AOL in the 90s.
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