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Apple Releases iTunes 7.3.2
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You should try out the new nano zune. There's a little micro holographic image of Steve Balmer licking his chops and saying, NO, No, Not again!
You sure it is his chops and not his ..... (b@!!s)?
Why not - after taking on the computer and multimedia industries about the only really big area left for Apple to move into is pharmaceuticals
Are you that retarded?
What are you refering to? The 90MB iPhone OS that has to be downloaded seperatly?
In case you forgot, iPod (and now iPhone) syncing is what iTunes has always been about. It was created for that specific purpose alone. How easy we forget.
Soo they should neglect the 3 billion iTunes purchases instead? Apple just released 10.4.10 and now 4.11 is seeded. They have a new OS on the way. They've released security updates regularly for 10.3 and 10.4. I don't see your point.
What wasn't solid about your iTunes? Oh and as always you don't have to update your iTunes if you don't want to.
What are you refering to? The 90MB iPhone OS that has to be downloaded seperatly?
In case you forgot, iPod (and now iPhone) syncing is what iTunes has always been about. It was created for that specific purpose alone. How easy we forget.
Soo they should neglect the 3 billion iTunes purchases instead? Apple just released 10.4.10 and now 4.11 is seeded. They have a new OS on the way. They've released security updates regularly for 10.3 and 10.4. I don't see your point.
What wasn't solid about your iTunes? Oh and as always you don't have to update your iTunes if you don't want to.
It's so blatantly uninformative, it's almost insulting. This is one place where Apple could learn a thing or two about how Microsoft handles their update writeups.
My fingers-crossed best guess is:
Aug.: iMac, iLife 08, iWork 08, announce new Leopard feature
Sept./Oct.: widescreen iPod: no WiFi, no Safari, 120GB/$399, 60GB/$299; refreshed nano: new colors, 12GB/$199, 6GB/$149; refreshed shuffle: new colors, multiple playlists, $79.
Oct.: Leopard.
Jan.: refreshed
tv, 200GB/$349, 100GB/$249, buy content without computer; iTunes 8 HD; movies on demand, emphasis on "DVD" extras, $4.99/48 hours; iPhone refresh, $549/12GB, $449/6GB. One more thing: MacBook nano: flash HD, always on, no trackpad, MultiTouch display.No iPhone nano until 2Q or 3Q 2008.
I'm really hoping for a TV subscription plan for
tv in time for the fall TV season, but I don't see it happening.
Micro$oft does not like to release patches because the hackers use the patch to figure where the bug is at, then write a hack for it and get all the people that did not patched inmediatly.
Their write up (M$) are more informative, but who knows what they "forgot" to mention in the writeup. Just bacause there is a lot of info there, does not means it is complete, it means they have a heck of a lot of bugs.
Maybe the person hacked the iPhone and afraid may have to reset to factory and re-patch, or maybe Balmer voted a neg.
Cell phones don't bode well in the washer, either. My sister-in-law has already lost two phones to the sudsy swirler.hopefully this will fix my shuffle that went through the washer
maybe their starting to release the codes to make the transition in a few years to AMD based Macs
I'm waiting for the Final Cut Studio for ARM transistion.
Tks but no...my iTunes is exactly in my folder Applications; not User/Applications, but Applications...anyone else has the same issue?
Personally I blame the constant exposure of the main practitioners' heads to radiation from CRTs...
Try removing the battery, and rinsing everything really well (inside as well) with denatured alcohol.
Please don't do that again. It's childish and diminishes whatever argument you might have.
I'm sure that's part of the reason, but they were also pressured by their big customers to have a patching schedule that the customers could plan their deployment and testing after. This should have no influence on Apple's patch writeups though.
Yes, quite. And the fact that Apple only gives us half an effing sentence to describe the entire update must surely indicate that it's nigh perfect and bugfree.
Finally, Apple has fixed the annoying 'Browse' issue in iTunes.
Yeeee, it drive me crazy for a long time, completely agree with you...
You should use Linux, perhaps Fedora Linux. Package updates everyday, pretty much with Fedora.
Yes -- on both my Mac Pro and my MacBook Pro. The update did not appear in Software Update, but was available in iTunes > Check for Updates. Doesn't really matter, since I usually know about updates from MR before I see them in Software Update, but it is a bit odd.
"browse issue"?
what was the browse issue? what's changed?
Finally, Apple has fixed the annoying 'Browse' issue in iTunes.
what was the browse issue? what's changed?
It doesn't?!? Why does it look like DOS upon start up? WTF is this "run" option in the start menu?
Can't wait to be able to use Mac OS X.
It's not DOS, its the Windows NT bootloader. Something has to actually start up before the GUI loads.
The run option on the start menu lets you execute any arbitrary executable or command-line application. Just like the "Command Line" application. It isn't dos, it is a command line into NT. Much like OS X has Terminal, which "looks like DOS" it provides an alternative interface to use the system.