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Apple Releases iPod Updater 1.2.1
By Remy Davison, Insanely Great Mac
October 2nd 2002
iCal, more on-screen features.
Apple has released both OS X and
Classic versions of iPod Updater 1.2.1. Apple says the update features the following
enhancements:
� Audio playback and user interface improvements
� Browse music by additional categories, including albums, and genres
� Calendar -- display industry standard iCalendar appointments and alarms
� Clock -- view the date and time
� Connection feedback on the iPod screen, indicating when it's safe to unplug the
FireWire cable
� Additional iPod features, such as support for Sound Check and Audible audiobooks,
are enabled when used with iTunes 3 and Mac OS X.
The updater has two functions, 'update' and 'restore'. Update installs new software
into the iPod (the installer will determine whether this is necessary), and Restore,
which returns the iPods to factory specifications. Apple cautions that using Restore
erases all music and other files on the iPod.
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