Update to iTunes Arriving Alongside First iPads

Unsurprisingly, it looks like Apple will be releasing an update to iTunes for both Windows and Macs which which will add enhancements needed for the impending release of their new iPad devices which hits stores (and the homes of those who pre-ordered before supplies ran out) this Saturday the 3rd.

These updates are typical when a new device (such as a new iPod, iPhone, etc.) which uses iTunes is released, or if there is a major update to the software running on those devices (such as when iPhone OS came out last year) and are needed to maintain compatibility and (often) to add some new features offered by the device.

It doesn't look like there will be many big changes, just a few tweaks here and there which shouldn't pose much if any learning curve for the average user.

You can read more details about the iTunes 9.1 update on Ars Technica by using the link below.

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Posted by Worth Godwin Computer Training on Mar 29, 2010 in Tech News | 0 comments

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