Apple released iTunes 10.1 yesterday to add support for AirPlay and iOS 4.2.
Folks at 9to5Mac have discovered that iTunes 10.1 lets you stream iPhoto videos directly to the new Apple TV, which was only possible via Home Sharing earlier.
Apple released iTunes 10.1 yesterday to add support for AirPlay and iOS 4.2.
Folks at 9to5Mac have discovered that iTunes 10.1 lets you stream iPhoto videos directly to the new Apple TV, which was only possible via Home Sharing earlier.
Apple has just released iTunes 10.1, which according to the release notes brings support for AirPlay and iOS 4.2.
iOS 4.2 was initially expected to be released today but has been delayed due to Wi-Fi connectivity issues reported by developers in iOS 4.2 GM version.
In an update that would make most iTunes users happy, Apple has decided to extend iTunes song previews in the US.
All songs greater than 2 minutes 30 seconds in duration would now get a preview of 90 seconds. The earlier 30 second duration would continue for songs lesser than 2 minutes 30 seconds in overall duration.
In an internal communication to music labels associated with iTunes, Apple has informed them about the proposal to increase the preview duration.
Two of the worlds most influential people in the technology space met two weeks ago for dinner reports the Los Angeles Times.
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook and Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple had a meeting recently followed by a post dinner stroll near Steve Jobs's Palo Alto home if we are to believe a tipster who spotted both of them together.
We had written about Wi-Fi Sync in May this year. This is a pretty neat application that lets users to wirelessly sync their iDevice with iTunes over a Wi-Fi network.
Despite the rave reviews that the application received even before launch, the app was rejected by the Apple App Review staff because of "security concerns". The app has since then been exclusively available on the Cydia App Store for jailbroken iPhones.
Apple has released the third beta version of iOS 4.2 (build 8C5115c) and iOS SDK 4.2 to developers of iOS Dev Center.
iOS 4.2 Beta 3 is available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
Apple has also released iTunes 10.1 Beta 2 as it is required for the AirPrint feature.
Rumors about Apple planning to introduce a subscription based music service had been in news ever since the launch of the iTunes music Store launch back in 2004.
Apple has however consistently denied that it is planning to follow that path – mainly because of the lack of interest from consumers. It looks like they are about to change their stance now.
According to a New York Post report, Apple is in talks with various music labels to introduce the subscription based music service.
Apple has released the second beta version of iOS 4.2 (build 8C5101c) and iOS SDK 4.2 to developers of iOS Dev Center.
iOS 4.2 Beta 2 is available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
Apple has also released iTunes 10.1 Beta and Mac OS X 10.6.5 Delta update as they are required for the AirPrint feature.
Apple has just released the new version of Remote (v2.0) – an app that allows you to control iTunes and Apple TV using your iPhone or iPod Touch over your Wi-Fi network.
The new version of one of our favorite apps brings support for iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G’s Retina Display.
It also adds support for iPad and will be compatible with the new Apple TV that has started shipping.