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Flickr iOS 7 auto-upload app with 1TB of storage blows Photo Stream out of the water

Ben Lovejoy Oct 9 2013 - 4:41 am PT

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Photo: engadget.com

Today’s update to the iOS Flickr app offers auto-uploading of full-res photos to your private Flickr gallery. Couple this to the 1TB of free storage available and you effectively have a Photo Stream style service that can store over half a million photos, rather than simply the last 1,000.

Flickr introduced the 1TB capacity back in May (with parent company Yahoo offering the same free storage to email users yesterday). If you sync iPhoto with Flickr, you effectively get all the benefits of Photo Stream but with 500 times the capacity. You do need to be careful with this, however: the sync is two-way, so if you delete photos from Flickr, they will also be deleted from iPhoto …
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9to5Toys Last Call: iPod Touch 32GB 5th gen. $190, Free Pearl Jam album stream, Logitech solar keyboard $50, more

Oct 8 2013 - 3:00 pm PT

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From 9to5Toys.com:

Be sure to follow 9to5Toys to keep up with the best gear and deals on the web: Twitter, RSS Feed, Facebook, Google+.

Today’s can’t miss deals:

Apple iPod Touch 32GB 5th gen. black (pre-owned) $190 shipped (Reg. $299 new)

This week’s best entertainment releases: Pearl Jam free stream, Eminem, Monsters University (early release), Hangover III, more

Logitech K760 Wireless Bluetooth Solar Keyboard for Mac/iPhone/iPad $50 Shipped (Reg. $80)

Other great deals from today:

New! Apple iPad 4th generation w/ Retina display $430, iPad 2 16GB WiFi $349 (13% savings)
New! Roku HD 720p streaming media player (Refurb.) $35 shipped (Reg. $60 new)
New! Game/App Deals: Call of Duty Ghosts: $50, Battlefield 4: $50, iOS freebies, more
New! Urge Basics Soundbrick Bluetooth speaker w/ built-in mic (many colors) $34 + $3 shipping (Reg. $80)
New! K3 Powerporta Due’ 8600 mAh Portable Universal & USB Charger $40 shipped (Reg. $100)
New! Philips Twin Play portable iPhone, iPod, iPad video viewer w/ two 9″ LCD displays $70 shipped (Reg. $220)

The best deals that are still alive:

Dual-band router deals: Linksys EA6900 AC: $200, WD N900 w/ 2TB wireless storage: $135
Deep discounts on Incase and Griffin accessories for iPad, iPhone, Mac, more
LifeBox Water/Dust/Shockproof Case for iPhone 5 (multiple colors) $50 shipped (Reg. $80)
Apple AirPort Express (current generation) $90 (Reg. $99), Time Capsule 4th gen. 2TB $170, 3TB $229 and AirPort Extreme 5th gen. (Refurb.) $75
Canon EOS Rebel T3i EF-S 18-55mm IS II Lens Kit (refurb.) $384 shipped ($579 new)
OtterBox Defender Series case for iPad (gray/white) $37 shipped (Reg. $100)
Logitech UE Air Speaker for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch with AirPlay $139 shipped (Reg. $200)
OtterBox iPhone 5 Defender Series case in multiple colors $20 shipped (Reg. $50)
Dualshock 4 $30 credit promo, The Cave now available on iOS: $5
The best Apple-certified (MFi) Lightning cables in various lengths, colors, and styles

Mac software bundles:

Call of Duty Bundle: $40 (Reg. $130) – incl. Black Ops, Modern Warfare and COD 2 – Ends tonight!
The Mac Freebie Bundle 2.0: 10 Apps To Enhance Your Design, Photography & Productivity

New product announcements & reviews:

OtterBox begins shipping new Commuter Series Wallet case for iPhone 5/5s and Galaxy S4
Belkin announces Express Dock for iOS devices w/ adjustable dial to accommodate cases
GoPro’s new HERO3+ cameras are smaller, more capable, and ready for next-level action

iOS 7 betas expire as some folks forget to update, here’s how to get your iPhone back

Ben Lovejoy Oct 7 2013 - 4:41 am PT

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Developers who didn’t upgrade their iOS devices from beta 6 to the public release of iOS 7 are finding their iOS devices temporarily bricked this morning after the beta expired, reports Gizmodo.

Around midnight UK time, my iPhone 5, along with thousands of other iOS 7-running devices which hadn’t updated from their dev betas, randomly crashed. An error message of “could not activate iPhone” appeared, and prompted users to sign in with their iCloud details. Unfortunately this did not solve the issue, with Apple’s activation server being “temporarily unavailable.”

Fortunately, a fix is available – such as the one detailed at iPhoneHacks. The executive summary is to make sure you’re running iTunes 11.1, manually download the latest 7.0.2 version of iOS , connect the device to your Mac, click on the device in iTunes and then hold down the option key when clicking the Check for Update button to select the downloaded file. See the detailed instructions and links to the files for each device here.

Anti-bullying focused app, book donating sales to charity this month

Sarah Guarino Oct 6 2013 - 10:09 am PT

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This month is National Bullying Prevention Month and creators of an anti-bullying Kindle e-book and an iOS app are hoping to raise $100,000 through their sales during October and donate the revenue to several anti-bullying charities. The charities include Bullying UK, Stomp out Bullying, the Pacer Center and the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network.

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Apple opens up iTunes Radio ad creation to iAd Producer

Mark Gurman Oct 3 2013 - 4:13 pm PT

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In addition to the iTunes 11.1.1 and OS X 10.8.5 updates, Apple has updated its iAd Producer application. iAd Producer allows Mac users to create ads for deployment via the iAd Network inside of App Store applications. Most notable in today’s update, Apple has now opened up the ability to create ads for display inside of iTunes Radio.

This release contains a number of enhancements and fixes, including:
● Support for creating iTunes Radio ads for iOS devices.
● Simplified, more flexible interface for iAd Blueprints projects.
● Support for creating iAd Blueprints projects that support multiple languages.
● Improved action support in Quick Preview.
● Improved search results in Code Documentation.
● Live asset previews during drag-and-drop.
● Support for grouping and ungrouping views.
● CSS class auto-completion in the Object Inspector.
● Support for taking photos and using the front-facing camera.
● Accessibility improvements for exported content.
● Music video support in iTunes LP content
● Other bug fixes and improvements.

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Apple to promote Mac Apps for education and enterprise with new volume purchase program

Mark Gurman Oct 3 2013 - 3:05 pm PT

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Apple’s current iOS-exclusive program

Apple has informed Mac developers that it is preparing to launch the ability for educational institutions and developers to purchase apps from the Mac App Store in volume for a discount. The upcoming feature was announced in an email:

We’re pleased to announce that Mac apps will soon be eligible to participate in the Volume Purchase Program for Business and Education. The Volume Purchase Program allows businesses or educational institutions to purchase multiple copies of your app at once.

You may also offer a discount to educational institutions for multiple purchases. If you choose to offer a volume discount for an app, institutions that purchase 20 or more copies of that app in a single order will receive a 50-percent discount.

Your existing Mac apps will not be automatically enrolled in the discount for educational institutions. If you would like to offer your existing Mac apps at a discount for the Educational Volume Purchase Program, check “Discount for Educational Institutions” in the Rights and Pricing section of the Manage Your Apps module on iTunes Connect.

For orders of 20 copies, a discount of 50% to the total order will be applied. This option will not be enabled for developers automatically, but the app sellers will need to enable the feature in iTunes Connect.

Apple launched volume purchase functionality for iOS applications in 2011.

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Apple releases OS X 10.8.5 Supplemental Update, iTunes 11.1.1 with fixes

Mark Gurman Oct 3 2013 - 1:12 pm PT

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In line with our reporting from yesterday and from September, Apple has provided Mac users with a pair of important updates. The company has released a new version of the previously released OS X 10.8.5. This new release is a “Supplemental Update” and provides bug fixes for MacBook Air FaceTime Cameras, USB, HDMI, and Bluetooth adapters:

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iTunes Radio gets new competition as Rdio iOS app offers free personalized stations

Ben Lovejoy Oct 3 2013 - 4:40 am PT

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Rdio has launched a free personalized radio stations option within its iOS and Android apps. This is a more controllable version of the You FM feature added back in August.

Like iTunes Radio, you can’t choose a specific artist or track, but you can create a radio station based on a song, artist or genre and then listen to the stream Rdio creates based on your selection. Unlike iTunes Radio, Rdio’s free streaming service is ad-free, at least for now.

New subscribers also get a 14-day free trial of the Rdio subscription service, allowing you to play specific tracks. Once the 14 days end, however, you’ll revert to radio stations only unless you sign-up at $9.99 a month to keep the paid service.

Rdio is a free download on iTunes.

Apple confirms some users experiencing iTunes Store outage

Zac Hall Oct 2 2013 - 12:01 pm PT

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Some users may be experiencing difficulty making purchases on the iTunes Store, according to Apple’s system status page. We’ve heard mentions of issues beginning this morning, and Apple reports trouble starting around 1:30 PM EST. Game Center and FaceTime also experienced issues this afternoon, though the former may be somewhat difficult to notice.

https://twitter.com/iTunes/status/385474005626785792

Apple’s iMessage service has been suffering turbulence for days now, which is not reflected on the system status page as it may be limited to iOS 7 users. Apple told the WSJ it is working on a fix for its iMessage issues in a future software update and recommends a workaround in the meantime.
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New OS X 10.8.5, iTunes, & Safari builds seeded internally as releases near

Mark Gurman Oct 2 2013 - 8:39 am PT

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Today, Apple has begun seeding new versions of OS X Mountain Lion, iTunes, Safari and Java to Apple employees. The new OS X build is version 10.8.5, and it is a supplemental update to the version that was publicly released last month. Last week, we noted that Apple was preparing this new version with bug fixes for MacBook Airs, USB, and HDMI, and today’s new seed is a higher build number (12F45 versus 12F42). This indicates that Apple is making progress on the release and that the launch is nearing for customers…

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Apple boosts Apple TV content offerings with Major League Soccer, Disney Junior

Mark Gurman Sep 26 2013 - 8:11 am PT

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This morning, Apple has sent an over-the-air update to the Apple TV to add two new apps of content: Major League Soccer (MLS) and Disney Junior. The MLS app allows Apple TV users to watch soccer games live, and Disney Junior includes several shows oriented toward young children.

The new soccer app will surely be a big bonus for sports fans, while Disney Junior will continue to attract kids to the Apple’s living room appliance.

Last week, Apple added iTunes Radio and many new features to the device. A few weeks ago, the company added a couple of Disney Channel apps, The Weather Channel, Vevo, and a Smithsonian app. Thanks DJ!

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9to5Toys Last Call: $50 iTunes gift card for $40, Airport Extreme 5th gen. (Refurb.) $75, iPad 4th gen $425, iPad mini $295, more

Sep 24 2013 - 3:00 pm PT

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From 9to5Toys.com:

A large majority of the deals we cover each day come from a variety of ‘Daily Deal’ websites or are so popular that they don’t even last 24 hours. We know you can’t be at your computer every second, so we’re going to round up the best deals each day to make sure you have a fair shot at the deals you want. Be sure to follow 9to5Toys.com so you never miss a deal... Twitter, RSS Feed, Facebook, Google+.

Today’s featured deals:

SOLD OUT $50 iTunes gift card for $40: Save 20% on future app, music, movie, book purchases (Limited quantities remain)

Apple Airport Extreme 5th Gen (Refurb): $75 shipped (Reg. $180 new)

Apple iPad 4th gen. w/ Retina display 16GB WiFi $425 (Reg. $499), iPad mini 16GB WiFi $295 (Reg. $229)

Seagate Expansion 3TB USB 3.0 desktop external hard drive $90 shipped (Reg. $125)… http://t.co/fbsKbmi86E

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) September 25, 2013

Western Digital My Passport 2TB USB 3.0 portable hard drive $100 shipped (Reg. $150) … http://t.co/QLbuYRWxiT

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) September 23, 2013

Other great deals from today:

New! Netgear Wireless WiFi N Router with Integrated 4-Port Switch $18 shipped (Reg. $59)
New! Western Digital 3TB Elements External USB 2.0 Hard Drive $95 shipped
New! Iron Man 3 is now available on DVD/Blu-ray, here’s the best current deals
New! Pioneer DDJ-T1 & S1 DJ Controllers at $100 off: $600 shipped

The best deals that are still alive:

Samsung Solid State Drives: 840 EVO 250GB $165 (Reg. $250), 840 PRO 256GB $200 (Reg. $270)
Game/App Deals: Saints Row IV $38, Disney Animated for iPad $10, Amazon game Gold Box event, GTA V PS3 bundle $229 (limited quantities remain), more
Splinter Cell Blacklist: $45, Playstation Plus: $40, iOS freebies, FIFA 14, more
MOTA 4000mAh Portable Power Block for smartphones & tablets: $30 shipped (Reg. $70)
The best Apple-certified (MFi) Lightning cables in various lengths, colors, and styles
Acer 11.6” C7 Chromebook 2GB, 16GB SSD (Refurb.) $140 shipped (Reg. $199 new)
The Flexibits Mini Mac Bundle: Fantastical & Chatology $20 (Reg. $40) – Ends in 1 day!
Google-owned QuickOffice goes free on iOS and Android, 10GB of Drive space offered
Logitech Harmony smart control w/ iOS integration and simple remote as low as $80 shipped (Reg. $130)
Google Play ‘Free For Fall’ music promo featuring 12 free or discounted tracks from Phoenix, MGMT, Kaskade, and more
Google Chromecast now in stock at Amazon $35 with free shipping

Mac software bundles:

Mac Bundle 3.0 Ft. Camtasia 2 and 9 other explosive Mac Apps. Name your own price.
TuneUp iTunes cleaner $30
The Mac Freebie Bundle 2.0: 10 Apps To Enhance Your Design, Photography & Productivity
$50 MacUpdate Bundle: Snapheal Pro, Civ V Gold, PDF Pen, TechTool Pro 7, ScreenFlow, more

New product announcements & reviews:

Belkin announces YourType Wireless Keypad to extend your Mac’s keyboard
Grand Theft V ‘iFruit’ companion app lets you customize in-game cars, train Chop the dog
ChargeKey is a USB Lightning charging cable on your key ring
Sony launches new mini home console, the Playstation Vita TV
Amazon announces the all-new Kindle Paperwhite e-reader, now available for preorder starting at $119

App Store makes it easier for parents to find apps for their children with new Kids Category in iOS 7

Sarah Guarino Sep 19 2013 - 8:17 am PT

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In iOS 7, Apple has made it easier for parents to find great age-appropriate, kid-friendly educational apps by gathering them all in one location. It’s currently being featured on the Featured page. Also you can find it by pressing on the blue word Categories in the upper left hand corner of the screen and then scroll down until you see Kids or click here. (ages 5 & under, ages 6-8 and ages 9-11).

By pressing on the Kids category the apps are split up based off the kids age. They have sections for ages 5 & under, ages 6-8 and ages 9-11.

There are even categories that cover key learning concepts like creating, shapes, colors, discovering the world, reading, music, and interactive books. To see them all, just swipe right to left on the boxes to view them all.

So parents, the next time you give your device to your children, you can now have them play with apps that are truly developed with them in mind and that are educational!

iOS 7 How-To: Use Apple’s new (and free) iTunes Radio streaming music service

Sarah Guarino Sep 19 2013 - 6:03 am PT

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With iOS 7, Apple has debuted iTunes Radio, its answer to streaming music services like Rdio, Spotify, and Pandora. It is a free service with some occasional ads. So far the ads have been about advertising cars and iTunes Festival. If you do not want any ads, you can pay twenty-five dollars a year for iTunes Match…

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iOS 7 now blocking some third-party Lightning cables after earlier warning shot

Ben Lovejoy Sep 19 2013 - 5:08 am PT

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As we suspected when Apple added a warning to a pre-release version of iOS 7 that non-certified cables may not work reliably with iPhones, the launch version is actually blocking some of them from charging the phone. Certified cables contain a chip that allows them to authenticate.

We first spotted this in a Reddit post, and have since confirmed. The warning message itself is unchanged, but it’s no longer an empty threat – though as seen in comments, some non-certified cables are still working. Possibly ones that use cracked chips. The good news is that there is a workaround for others, but it’s not pretty …
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In tandem with iTunes Radio launch, Apple starts using @iTunes Twitter account

Michael Steeber Sep 18 2013 - 2:17 pm PT

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Alongside the official launches of both iTunes Radio and iOS 7 today, Apple has begun using the @iTunes Twitter account. While the account only has two tweets at the time of this writing, it appear that the page will be used for general purpose, iTunes related announcements.

https://twitter.com/iTunes/status/380400209110392833

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Facebook updates iOS app with new look for iOS 7

Jordan Kahn Sep 18 2013 - 12:47 pm PT

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Facebook announced on its blog today that it’s rolling out a new update for iOS 7 (alongside just about every other developer today) that brings a brand new iOS 7 style design to the app. On top of a lighter color palette and the new iOS 7 translucent top bar, you’ll also now be able to “swipe from left to right to get back to News Feed” after tapping a story.

There are some other tweaks included in the update as well. The iPhone app, for example, now includes a new tab style menu along the bottom of the screen. The new menu design is something Facebook has actually been testing with many users in recent months, although not with the new iOS 7 design included in today’s update. Facebook is hoping the new menu makes it “easier to switch from News Feed to your friend requests, messages or notifications.”

The new Facebook app for iOS has begun rolling out to the App Store. A video of the new design in action is below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnXggjgWC3U&feature=youtu.be

Direct download links for iOS 7 & 7.0.1

Jordan Kahn Sep 18 2013 - 12:39 pm PT

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Following Apple’s release of iOS 7 earlier today as an almost 1GB OTA update, direct download links have now made their way online. iOS 7.0 (build 11A465) is available now for your iPhone 4, 4S, 5, and iPad 2 and up, but Apple also has iOS 7.0.1 (build 11A470a) available for the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C as we noted earlier today. If you are having trouble with the over the air update, or just want to do a completely fresh install, you’ll be able to use the direct download links above to do so.

If you are going that route, you’ll want to make sure you are updated to the latest iTunes 11.1 released earlier today with iTunes Radio, Genius Shuffle, Podcast Stations, and, of course, support for iOS 7 devices.

iPad:

iPad2(wifi) (iPad2,1) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad2(at&t) (iPad2,2) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad2(vz) (iPad2,3) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad2,4 (iPad2,4) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad2,5 (iPad2,5) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad2,6 (iPad2,6) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad2,7 (iPad2,7) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad3,1 (iPad3,1) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad3,2 (iPad3,2) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad3,3 (iPad3,3) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad3,4 (iPad3,4) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad3,5 (iPad3,5) 7.0 (11A465)

iPad3,6 (iPad3,6) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone:

iPhone4 (iPhone3,1) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone3,2 (iPhone3,2) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone4(vz) (iPhone3,3) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone4S (iPhone4,1) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone5,1 (iPhone5,1) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone5,2 (iPhone5,2) 7.0 (11A465)

iPhone5,3 (iPhone5,3) 7.0.1 (11A470a)

iPhone5,4 (iPhone5,4) 7.0.1 (11A470a)

iPhone6,1 (iPhone6,1) 7.0.1 (11A470a)

iPhone6,2 (iPhone6,2) 7.0.1 (11A470a)

iPod touch:

iPodTouch(5G) (iPod5,1) 7.0 (11A465)

Getting Ready for iOS 7: How to backup your device and set up iOS 7

Sarah Guarino Sep 17 2013 - 7:18 am PT

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Apple has announced that iOS 7 will be available tomorrow, September 18th. Before installing the update, it is recommended that you have a backup of your data. This how-to is going to walk you through backing up your iOS 6 device and transitioning it over to iOS 7:

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Why Touch ID is bigger news than any of us appreciated

Ben Lovejoy Sep 17 2013 - 5:00 am PT

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Touch ID is far, far more important than most people have realised – the core message behind a Quora post by the CEO of a card payment service. We can expect to learn far more “in the next few months, and that’s likely to eventually include both Touch ID Macs and use of the fingerprint system for mobile payments.

In the torrent of the billions of words already written about Touch ID very, very few people have really understood just how revolutionary this really is. Apple not only has developed one of the most accurate mass produced biometric security devices, they have also solved critical problems with how the data from this device will be encrypted, stored and secured.

Brian Roemmele, CEO of 1st American Card Service, said that Apple’s attempt to solve the problem of how to develop a truly secure access system goes all the way back to a patent application in 2008, but it was only through the A7 chip – specifically created by ARM with mobile payment security in mind – that the company finally had a gold-standard solution. And its applications will go far beyond iPhone unlock and iTunes purchases …
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Latest Mavericks Developer Preview includes updated iTunes 11.1 with new iOS app organizer, other fixes

Scott Buscemi Sep 16 2013 - 5:40 pm PT

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While the Developer Center still shows iTunes 11.1 beta 2, which was released August 16, today’s Mavericks Developer Preview 8 includes an updated version of iTunes 11.1 (build 110, as compared to 48 previously).

iOS 7 device icons are included in this build and a new “Apps” organizer for configuring apps on iOS devices (Thanks, Filipe!):

Also noteworthy are two new buttons in the podcasts section for accessing old episodes and a new sidebar for settings.

While listening to iTunes Radio, the history button now shows songs that were last played (along with audio preview and purchase buttons):

When you’re down to just one final skip, “1 skip left” appears near the skip button while listening to iTunes Radio:

With iTunes 11.1, a notification appears every time the song changes. In the latest beta, there is an option to turn off this notification in the Preferences pane and the option to keep song changes in Notification Center is also present.

The update makes the shuffle button work again and disables the unlimited skips on iTunes Radio loophole.

Today’s Mavericks update closes the unlimited skipping loophole in iTunes Radio

— Michael Steeber (@MichaelSteeber) September 17, 2013

iTunes 11.1, which brings with it Apple’s streaming service, iTunes Radio, is required for syncing devices that are on iOS 7 which will be released on Wednesday. Mavericks itself, however, will be released late next month.

Apple changes featured stations in iTunes Radio – likely for a demo today

Ben Lovejoy Sep 10 2013 - 6:45 am PT

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Apple has updated the Featured Stations in iTunes Radio, likely in preparation for a demo of the service during today’s iPhone launch.

The featured stations include Spin the Globe, Trending on Twitter, iTunes Top 100: Pop and the Pepsi-sponsored Pulse #Now.

iTunes Radio will be available on all iOS devices, including Apple TV, as well as in iTunes on both Macs and PCs, as a free ad-supported service. There will be one audio ad every 15 minutes, and one video ad per hour. However, iTunes Match subscribers will be able to listen to the service free from ads.

Thanks, Nick!

iBooks Textbooks compatibility wording hints at imminent Mavericks arrival, iPhone support

Benjamin Mayo Sep 5 2013 - 9:13 am PT

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Update: Fixed:

Apple changed the wording of iBooks requirements on iTunes again: http://t.co/P3nIaz5dlu

This morning: https://t.co/DJFa2Xywsv

— Federico Viticci (@viticci) September 5, 2013

The compatibility requirements for iBooks Author titles in iTunes have changed, potentially hinting at both the imminent launch of Apple’s upcoming OS X Mavericks and perhaps even iBooks Textbooks for iPhone. As noted by Macworld, Instead of explicitly stating that books require an iPad to view, iTunes now uses the less-precise wording that “you must have an iOS device with iBooks 3.0 or later.” Although textbooks will currently not open on an iPhone, the implication is that the wording has been changed because support for iBooks textbooks on the iPhone is imminent…

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iTunes does $.69 sale on top singles

9to5 Staff Sep 5 2013 - 5:06 am PT

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From 9to5Toys.com

Today, iTunes is offering a variety of Hits for only $0.69 each. It’s rare that iTunes offers these kinds of discounts (usually the realm of Amazon) and there are some great songs in here. You can also pick up whole sets for around $26.