What's new in iTunes 11.0.1: Missing features restored, annoying bugs fixed
Apple on Thursday released iTunes 11.0.1, the thrilling sequel to iTunes 11, the late-November overhaul to the company’s all-in-one music player, iOS device syncing center, and app, music, video, ebook, and podcast store. While 11.0.1 unsurprisingly offers far less drastic changes than its immediate predecessor included, we have discovered a variety of significant but subtle improvements in the minor update.
The release notes in full for 11.0.1 read as follows:
This update to the new iTunes addresses an issue where new purchases in iCloud may not appear in your library if iTunes Match is turned on, makes iTunes more responsive when searching a large library, fixes a problem where the AirPlay button may not appear as expected, and adds the ability to display duplicate items within your library. This update also includes other important stability and performance improvements.
Senior contributor Kirk McElhearn confirmed on his blog that when searching his very large library of 65,000 tracks, iTunes 11.0.1’s performance improves significantly over iTunes 11. “Searches that took more than 30 seconds with the initial release are nearly instantaneous now,” he writes.
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