iTunes 9.0.3 hits the scene

By on Feb 1, 2010 at 11:49 PM
Software February 1, 2010

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Not much to say here other than Apple has release an update to its ever popular iTunes application/store front/service/resource hog. Now standing at version 9.0.3, the update offers offers the following changes:

• iTunes no longer ignores your “Remember password for purchases” setting.
• Addresses problems with syncing some Smart Playlists and Podcasts with iPod.
• Resolves a problem recognizing when iPod is connected.
• Addresses issues that affect stability and performance.

Anyone else ecstatic that iTunes will actually remember your password when trying to get the latest Taylor Swift single?

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  • pat

    There should be a separate version of itunes just meant to put music on your ipod and has nothing to do with the store/internet etc that would make it a lot faster considering a large amount of people get their music else were, its to over complicated now, I would love just being able to drag my music from my music folder or etc… to my itunes library because I hate having to do that sync and add folder thing all the time.

    (Yes I know there’s alternatives but im giving my own opinion so fuck off all of you apple fan boys im sick of you every company has problems deal with it.)

    • MikeD

      You started off good, but ended really stupid comment.

      Your point was clear enough and a good idea.

      • pat

        At-least mine made sense…

    • ja2bk

      Actually, you can just drag your music to your iPod. This is how I add all my music to my iPod and my friends’. Simply go to the folder with the music you want to add (assuming each album has its own folder here) and drag over the iPod in iTunes and you will see Copy+ show up. Then let go and watch it work.

  • tanviper

    For those of you who dislike apple and can’t seem to do anything other then bitch, here’s an idea. Stop using apple software / hardware. OMG, what a concept. There are other computers, laptops, OS, and mp3 players.

    Just a thought

  • Mrwirez

    Anyone ever put itunes on a windows machine? It takes complete control of your media and locks you into quicktime and the Apple world.. it dug so deep into my registry, I had to use a cleaner tool to remove it.. iFail.

    iTunes=Rootlit..
    “don’t be evil”

    • http://www.applebythehour.com Jarrett

      What the hell is a rootlit?

      • Mrwirez

        rootkit..

      • http://www.applebythehour.com Jarrett

        Just checking.

  • Frank Grimes

    Why use iTunes? It’s horribly bloated and buggy!

  • Bradley

    Mrwirez says:
    February 2, 2010 at 12:07 AM
    How come BGR does all positive blogs on Apple, yet not a peep on the 27 inch Mac glitches? Just wondering. iTunes is horrible BTW.”"

    @Mrwirez Grow up, we know your 14. Wow they need to have an age limit on bgr!

  • John

    Didn’t fix my bricked 160 GB iPod Classic. Worked just fine until iTunes 9.0. Pissed off to hell and gone.

  • Joe

    iTunes 9.0 & beyond sucks! Way too much of a systems hog. Too much glitter & movement which drains my system as well. Stalls & hang ups & can’t download a full album without it completely rendering my system useless for duration.

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