If you haven’t already downloaded iTunes 10 yet, be sure to check for updates on your system. It definitely brings quite a change to the interface of iTunes (even the icon has changed for the first time in seemingly forever) and I’m sure you’ll need it eventually to get later versions of iOS. That said, whether these updates are for the better remains to be determined. The new interface, for instance, changes the way the sidebar, main lists, and “traffic light” buttons in the upper left look.

Don’t want to control your music with iSight gestures? FrontRow not your style either? Sick of the usual iTunes interface and can’t find a Boxee invite? Bowtie may be your next favorite application for iTunes. It allows users to create system-wide hot key combinations to control your music with. Furthermore, it not only integrates with more »

If you haven’t already heard by now, the App store is here. I immediately downloaded the iTunes update, but when I logged into iTunes, I still couldn’t access the App store.

What was going on? After a few moments of panic, I realized the answer was actually very simple; I needed to update my iTunes preferences.

Learn how after the break.

AQUARIUS Software has released a new version of Playwatch, a popular iTunes controller and information ticker for the menu bar on the Mac. Version 1.2.0, “…offers exciting new features, Portuguese language and bug fixes.” One new feature is that the main HUD window for the applications interface now has two new appearances, as well as more »

Are you sick of the boring old iTunes interface for searching through your music? If so, be sure to check out Cover Stream. Using iTunes cover flow view, Cover Stream gives you all the control you could ever want over your music and stays out of your way while it does it. Cover Stream has more »