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Why not a 'What's new'? Because...

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Contributed by: GianMarco Tav Monday, May 09 2005 @ 11:45 AM PDT

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Over One Year

Recommend Product: YES

...there is'nt some new! By YEARS we are waiting, for example, for subfolders, had a unending patience for the heavy brushed metal ugly theme (a wasted opportunity to change it even in the Finder should have been Tiger... ), the 'duplicate finding' option, some wrong behaviours like to clear the inputs while you are writing in a field if the played song changes, the FACT that we are NOT alerted still in time when a file in playlist don't exist more in the Music folder so that we trash the only real file we have believeing it a duplicate....

We know that iTunes is still the best, and even Apple... but let us say that exactly for this they should defense the leadership... while at the moment I could imagine that there are many free space for a ... for example 'OmniTunes', why not? (Omn-iTunes? :-) We won't that iTunes becomes a new... wurgh.... sorry... 'internet expl... wurgh.... sorr... *god* well... you know... years of wasted leadership! But now that I sdee iPhoto 5.0.2 so happly crashing while importing corrupted files.. I can understand that at least iTunes is stable enough   

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Why not a 'What's new'? Because... - GeekElectro

I THINK I agree.... although I <might> have understood Yoda better.
:P

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Monday, May 09 2005 @ 11:58 AM PDT


Why not a 'What's new'? Because... - Stormchild

Waaah! How much did you pay for this app again?! ;)

Obviously there aren't going to be any significant new features in an update from 4.7 to 4.8. We'll see folders and other enhancements in iTunes 5.

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Monday, May 09 2005 @ 01:16 PM PDT