Arstechnica: By now, most iTunes users have already downloaded and installed iTunes 10. We've already given you the low-down on the biggest addition to the new version of iTunes—the Ping social network—but we also wanted to give our impressions on two "improvements" promised in the release notes: look-and-feel and performance. While we agree that iTunes is "faster and more responsive," we're not sold on the revised user interface.
Tsardom.net shows you how to transform iTunes into something beautiful on both Windows and Mac.
click the start orb, search for "add or remove" open add or remove programs, uninstall itunes!
done.
Not really an option for people who rely on iTunes for managing their iDevices (at least not without buying third party software).
yeah, i know i remember having to deal with itunes when i had my ipod touch.. itunes was almost the sole reason i sold it.
i wish i hadnt now cause my phone isnt nearly as reliable (battery life) as an mp3 player as my itouch was.
Apple has today released iTunes 10.2.2 which brings important bug fixes, as well as performance and stability improvements.
If you wait for a software update long enough it will eventually turns up, that’s normally the rule of thumb with Apple software updates, and thankfully it's the case with its latest update iTunes 10.1.
