Tag: itunes
In one of its not-so-loud updates to iTunes, Apple has re-introduced the ability to control your iOS apps from your computer with a release of iTunes 12.6.3. According to the website, https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208079, Deploy apps in a business environment with iTunes Learn how to deploy apps with iTunes. Apple offers Volume Purchase Programs and Apple Configurator on Mac to help enterprise environments manage and mass-deploy apps on iOS devices. But certain business partners might still need to use iTunes to install apps. Install apps…
After being rejected by the iTunes Store and selling a whopping two copies, I’m giving up on my dream of becoming the next Weird Al. So, if you’d like to download and enjoy a free copy of iTunes Must Die,click here. If you’d like to download the lyrics and guitar chords to iTunes Must Die, click here. And by popular request, here are two short excerpts from the uncompleted music video for iTunes Must Die: Note that both movies were shot with…
Apple has released an update to iTunes for both Mac and Windows. Version 12.1 includes a new control widget which allows users to control which song is playing within the notification center. It also includes fixes which are meant to improve the ability of iOS devices to sync with the desktop. The widget allows users to control the song choice, see which song is playing or to buy new songs or albums from the App store. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1614?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Enschede, The Netherlands – Score Media Netherlands is delighted to announce the release of an update of their globally popular Tunecast application to the Apple iTunes store, compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Tunecast 1.5 is available now at a cost of $1.99 USD. Tunecast 1.5 retains all of the brilliant features of the original application, and provides users with a slicker, more aspirational appearance and high-quality user experience that is unrivalled across other mobile music download services….
If you haven’t updated your iTunes to the latest version yet, you might want to think about doing it relatively soon. A new proof of concept shows that a malicious playlist could execute any code it wants on your Mac. At this point, the vulnerability is only a proof of concept and no real world application of the issue has been seen yet. For more on the vulnerability, you can check out SC Magazine posting on the topic: http://www.scmagazine.com/itunes-vulnerability-may-enable-remote-code-execution/article/246207/ The…
Apple has updated the iTunes Application for the Mac. iTunes 10.6 was released to address the new 1080P HD movies available in the iTunes Store and to make them playable. Other items covered in this upgrade include: Improved song matching Improved album artwork handling, downloading, and display Addresses an issue where songs may skip when playing from iCloud You must be running Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later in order to use this latest upgrade to the iTunes Application. Also…
Apple has release a list of their top 25 Best selling Apps and at the top of the list is Angry Birds. The Rovio produced game has been at the top of the list on most iPhones and iPads for a good long while now, with several renditions of the game available, however, the original still tops the list. Rovio also holds two more slots of the top 10 with Angry Birds Seasons coming in at 5th and Angry Birds…
The Beatles, the most popular band of all time, is now on your ringtone. That is that you can now download the ringtones from the iTunes store. According to the release statement, the ringtones will be available globally. The Beatles made their albums available in September 2011, quickly shooting to number one on the charts around the world. Now the Ringtones for your favorite Beatles is also available. Ringtones currently available on the iTunes store include: 1. “Love Me Do”…
The book that has created the most buzz lately is Inside Apple by Adam Lashinsky. The book delves into the inner workings of Apple, Inc. and how they manage to maintain their competitive edge with their shroud of secrecy. Talked about over the past several weeks by many in the media, the long awaited book is now available in the iTunes Store To Download the book in iTunes, go to: http://itunes.apple.com/us/book/inside-apple/id444015286?mt=11
Apple has finally created a support website for the iTunes U. Introduced along with Apple’s Education Initiative last week in New York City, iTunes U is intended to give students of all ages materials which are downloadable to their iPads as well as instructurs the tools with which to reach the student easily and interactively. Lack of a real support structure has been hindering usage of the facility so far, however Apple eliminated that issue yesterday. You can check out…
Apple has released an update to iTunes to reflect the new introductions of software in New York City yesterday. This new version of iTunes allows users to sync their ipads with the new iBook textbooks purchased from Apple through the iTunes store. For more information about the update, go to: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1426
iTunes is having a number of issues according to reports we have received from our members and readers. Reports late last night of Apple rolling the system out early in the wrong parts of the world and then refunding the monies hours later were rampant. Then it was Apple ID’s not being recognized. Now it seems as though some of our readers are having issues with getting through the screens associated with registering for the service. Unfortunately, this issue is…
Apple has posted an update for their iTunes program with the release of version 10.5.2. This update addresses issues with audio distortion with playing and importing of CD’s into the iTunes library. Apple has also improved iTunes Match in this release although the song limit is still 25,000 songs. For more information about iTunes, check out the iTunes website at: http://www.apple.com/itunes/ Apple has posted a complete break down of the update at: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1426
Apple today released a couple of updates including iTunes 10.5.1. This update is supposed to include the new service from Apple called iTunes Match, their matching service which allows imported CDs to also be stored in iCloud. This service should address many users issues with the lack of cover art and proper titling of their CD’s and seeks to eliminate many of the gaps in most people’s cover flows. iTunes 10.5 also included:• iTunes in the Cloud. iTunes now stores…
The lastest version of the iTunes program, version 10.5 has been released a day ahead of the impending iOS 5 release. With all of the new product and software updates this week, it will be surprising if the Apple servers handle the load without some hiccups along the way. The update is a required update for all those users looking to use iCloud when it is released. According to the release notes included with the program, it includes the following…
A few minutes ago I downloaded and tried out a free music player called aTunes. They had a version update to 2.1.0. My impression is it is a good try. There are a couple of features which iTunes doesn’t have but (on the Mac at least) the interface is a little clunky. For the moment Apple doesn’t have much to worry about. However I can see where this project is going so it may be worth considering in the future….
Apple, Inc. released another update for its iTunes program. Version 10.2.2 addresses a security vulnerability known as the Man-in-the-middle attack. For more information about the update, check the Apple iTunes Update page at: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4609
For the second time this week, Apple has released a new version of their iTunes software. 10.2.1 was made available for download but the documentation of the changes in the program has not been mad available on the Apple website. This is the second update this week, and with the impending release of iOS 4.3 on March 11th looming ever larger in the windshield, Apple is obviously trying to cover all the bases with a slew of updates before hand….
For those who downloaded the now famous ActiveGS “Best of the FTA” iPhone Application this week, there is a piece of good news that all will appreciate. Oliver Goguel, the author of ActiveGS has already submitted version 1.21 to the App Store for approval. According to the post on the FTA Group on Facebook, “version 1.21 (build 3.3.298) being submitted to the Appstore : CRT display (as in the desktop version), 60FPS support on iPhone4 & iPad, and runtime option…
