About a month ago we showed you how to bring the semaphore buttons in iTunes 10 back to their original vertical state. But for most of you that not the only UI inconvenience in iTunes 10. So let’s see how to make iTunes 10 look like iTunes 9 in a few clicks.
About a month ago we showed you how to bring the semaphore buttons in iTunes 10 back to their original vertical state. But for most of you that not the only UI inconvenience in iTunes 10. So let’s see how to make iTunes 10 look like iTunes 9 in a few clicks.
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New day, new update in Cydia: IconSupport. Some of you might have noticed that, iTunes 10 is crashing when you navigate to the ‘Apps’ tab. And it was crashing because of some problems with IconSupport.
New day, new update in Cydia: IconSupport. Some of you might have noticed that, iTunes 10 is crashing when you navigate to the ‘Apps’ tab. And it was crashing because of some problems with IconSupport. By the time we found out how to fix the problem, chpwn updated IconSupport. Update the package via Cydia, and make sure it’s turned on. To do that, load SBSettings > More> Mobile Substrate Addon.
48 hours ago, Apple launched iTunes 10 and Ping, a social music network. Today Apple is sending a press release informing us that Ping nets 1 million users.
48 hours ago, Apple launched iTunes 10 and Ping, a social music network. Today Apple is sending a press release informing us that Ping nets 1 million users. Do you have a Ping account? If you do, you can add me here…
Read full press release after the break…
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Moving the buttons over there goes against everything OS X design is about. It’s an uncharacteristic move by Apple, unless they plan to move the buttons to the side for all of their applications, which doesn’t seem likely.
Besides Ping, iTunes 10 brings a few aesthetic changes which some of you love, and some of you hate. Moving the buttons over there goes against everything OS X design is about. It’s an uncharacteristic move by Apple, unless they plan to move the buttons to the side for all of their applications, which doesn’t seem likely. Don’t worry though, there’s a super simple fix for this weird quirk if you want to bring uniformity back to OS X.
Yesterday, we told you that iTunes 10 no longer lets us create ringtones, because Apple removed the ringtones feature introduced back in 2007. Well, you still can create your own ringtones, and we’re going to show you how.
Yesterday, we told you that iTunes 10 no longer lets us create ringtones, because Apple removed the ringtones feature introduced back in 2007. Well, you still can create your own ringtones, and we’re going to show you how. Actually this is a re-post from June 1st 2009, but it still works…
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With iTunes 10, Apple no longer offers this feature, probably because now, Apple, is selling ringtones too.
Just a quick heads-up: iTunes 10 no longer lets us create ringtones. The feature was introduced in 2007 when Apple released the original iPhone, and initially we could buy a song for 99 cents and cut and convert it into a ringtone. With iTunes 10, Apple no longer offers this feature, probably because now, Apple, is selling ringtones too.
[via MacLife]
As you know, Apple introduced today iTunes 10 which, Fortunately, is safe for all jailbreakers and unlockers
As you know, Apple introduced today iTunes 10. During the keynote I tweeted, saying that all jailbreakers and unlockers shouldnt updated right now. And everybody was asking why. The answer is simple: once your are jailbroken, you never update to new releases until the iCommunity gives you a green light. Fortunately, iTunes 10 is safe for all jailbreakers and unlockers ( DFU mode, syncing, selecting IPSW, all okay ), and it comes with the following changes:
NOTE: STAY AWAY FROM iOS 4.1 NEXT WEEK
