After a surprising announcement this morning from Apple about a new redesigned iPod Shuffle, offering 4GB of storage in a very compact case, Apple also announced iTunes 8.1.
Many users might be disappointed when purchasing the item, as it requires iTunes 8.1, something Apple has yet to release. Apple has changed their web site to displayed iTunes 8.1 is coming soon with no release date.
iTunes 8.1 promises to get a speed boost when loading large libraries, browsing the iTunes Store, and syncing your devices. The store will also default audio imports to 256-kbps AAC when ripping tracks for improved overall quality of each track. The new update will also offer the option for parent controls to disable the entire iTunes Store to prevent purchasing.
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Judging from what Apple did with Safari, you could be getting exactly what you want.
Judging from what Apple did with Safari, you could be getting exactly what you want.
Hopefully
And also, why does iTunes have to copy all of your songs into a certain folder just to play them? (Based off of what I've heard and the few times I've used it) Why can't it keep the files where they are and just store the information needed to find the songs where they originally are? With the Zune software, it automatically scans your computer for new songs. Any songs that you have on your computer, it will find, and then add them to your collection, BUT it doesn't waste time making an extra copy in the Zune folder, it just leaves the files where they are. Why doesn't iTunes do that? It's way easier and faster for users.
And also, why does iTunes have to copy all of your songs into a certain folder just to play them? (Based off of what I've heard and the few times I've used it) Why can't it keep the files where they are and just store the information needed to find the songs where they originally are? With the Zune software, it automatically scans your computer for new songs. Any songs that you have on your computer, it will find, and then add them to your collection, BUT it doesn't waste time making an extra copy in the Zune folder, it just leaves the files where they are. Why doesn't iTunes do that? It's way easier and faster for users.
You can disable it doing that
Just make a microSD slot and insert any memory card you want.
The only reason I can imagine is money. Charging ridiculous amount of money for +4Gb "model".
You just have to enable that option on the ipod's setting page.
I don't know; why do dumbasses believe what they hear rather than figuring out the truth for themselves? i.e. You are wrong.
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