AppleInsider StaffThe new iTunes 9.2 includes a variety of new features and improvements, many of which are related to supporting devices running the new iOS 4, which will ship June 21 as a free update for the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G and iPod touch.
Developer report the release adds media sync support for the new iPhone 4, as well as support for syncing iBooks to other iPhone and iPod touch models running iOS 4 and the new iBooks 1.1 app.
iTunes 9.2 also expands iBook app sync support to include the organizing and syncing of PDF documents, which the new version of iBooks will add support for alongside ebooks.
App organization also adds support for the new Folders feature in iOS 4, and the new release also speeds up the backup process when syncing an iPhone or iPod touch upgraded to iOS 4. The release also adds general performance updates to make scrolling through lists of media significantly faster.
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I downloaded the beta version to update my 3Gs to 4.0. It is more responsive than before. Now as for this gold master candidate seed, well that's another story.
I downloaded the beta version to update my 3Gs to 4.0. It is more responsive than before. Now as for this gold master candidate seed, well that's another story.
I just installed iTunes 9.2 and am updating my 3GS to IOS 4.0 GM (8A293). Are you having issues?
iTunes syncing on my XP SP3 (on an Intel P4 mind) is very very sluggish. Building my i7 930 on ASUS X58 LGA1366 with Windows 7 system next week and hopefully with iTunes 9.2 64-bit will make this frustrating task a history.
Though still waiting for the Mini to get updated with the latest i5 or i3 processor before I could say the same for my ageing PowerBook and PowerMac G4 systems. Come on, eh!
Why is a GM or a Gold Master called Golden Master in the Aplpe world? Or is it just the clueless bloggers?
Why is a GM or a Gold Master called Golden Master in the Aplpe world? Or is it just the clueless bloggers?
I believe there was written "Golden Master candidate" on his slide...