Sounds familiar.  I may like their products, but they're like a lot of
other companies:  concerned, but afraid to give the game away too soon. 
Unfortunately, doing that has unintended consequences with respect to
adaptive/assistive technology.  Just like the old days - something would
change, and we'd be stuck.  
 
That said, hope you have enough time to fix any problems that the new
itunes may cause.--Matthew Chao
 


>>> Aaron Smith <[email protected]> 9/14/2012 12:25 PM >>>
We are working with Apple, but Apple has the nasty habit of not letting

anyone have access to their beta software until they're ready to
release 
it. Only then do they let us see it, and then they end up spending the

rest of the development cycle fixing the bugs. So we are in 
communication with our Apple contacts, and they've assured us that 
they'll let us have access to the new version when they're good and 
ready, and not a moment sooner.

Aaron

On 9/14/2012 11:53 AM, Russ Kiehne wrote:
> From the following, I see major changes are coming to itunes?  Has Gw

> Micro been working with Apple to make sure it's still accessible?
>
> Apple announces major iTunes update
> By Jesse Hollington
> Applications Editor, iLounge (
>
> )
> [email protected]
> Published: Wednesday, September 12, 2012
> News Category:
> Apple
> ,
> iTunes
> During today*s iPhone 5 event, Apple also unveiled a major update to

> iTunes, its iconic media management application. Designed to be 
> *dramatically simpler* the new version provides a much more
simplified 
> user interface presented primarily as a grid view, with album content

> expanding in place in a style similar to iOS folders and
> deeper links into the iTunes Store for browsing and purchasing 
> additional content.
> A new split screen view allows users to see their full library while

> working with playlists, a new popup and drop down dialogs provide 
> access to now playing queues and search results, providing more 
> effective navigation without taking the focus away from the main 
> screen. Improved playlist management allows users to move effectively

> drag and drop tracks directly into their preferred playlists and a
new 
> mini-player
> interface has been added providing album artwork with basic controls

> and search capabilities.
> The new version of iTunes will also provide direct iCloud integration

> allowing users to stream previously purchased content from iCloud
such 
> as Movies and TV shows, with playback positions automatically synced

> with iOS devices via iCloud. Tighter iTunes Store integration also 
> allows artists to share photos and other information and allows
> users to access artist pages to look for information such as concert

> dates and scheduled new releases. The new iTunes is expected to be 
> available in late October.
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