Introduction to iTunes 10.5
What's going on guys? This is Brandon from Daily Ifix.com and today I'll be telling you about the new iTunes 10.5. This was just released to the public this morning, and not all the features are available yet. Some of them have not come out yet tomorrow, so we'll have to wait a bit longer to see those in action. However, I will give you an overview of what's new in this version, and I'll also be giving you tutorials on how to use these new features tomorrow.
The Cloud
One of the biggest most talked about things is iTunes Cloud, which is actually going to be called "iTunes in the cloud". It's not going to be referred to as just "iTunes Cloud", but that's what it's officially going to be called. So, basically, it stores your purchases and makes them available on your devices anywhere, anytime, at no additional cost. This means that no matter where you buy an application or a song, it will show up on all your devices that you have synced with it automatically, right after you download it. For example, if you purchase something from the App Store on your iPhone and then sync your device with iCloud, you'll be able to access that same app on your iPad or Mac without having to download it again.
Wi-Fi Syncing
Another feature that's been available in beta for a while now is Wi-Fi syncing. This allows you to sync your devices over Wi-Fi instead of needing to connect them via USB or Bluetooth. iOS 5 will be the first version of iOS that includes this feature, and I'm excited to see how it works out in practice. With Wi-Fi syncing, you'll be able to access all the content on your device without having to worry about cables or other connectivity issues.
Automatic Downloads
One of the coolest features of iTunes in the cloud is automatic downloads. If you purchase something from the App Store or download a song from iTunes, it will automatically sync with your devices and make it available for you to access whenever you want. This means that no matter where you are or what device you're using, you'll always have access to all the music and apps you've purchased.
Match Made in iCloud
Another feature that's included in iTunes 10.5 is Match Made in iCloud. This is a subscription service that costs $24.99 per year, but it's well worth it if you're a music lover like me. With Match Made in iCloud, you can store up to five gigs of your music library in the cloud, and then access it from any device with an internet connection. This means that no matter where you are or what device you're using, you'll always have access to all your favorite songs.
Conclusion
That's it for today's update on iTunes 10.5. I hope you found this helpful and informative. If you want to learn more about these features and how to use them, be sure to check out my website, Daily Ifix.com, where I'll be posting a full tutorial on using the new features of iTunes 10.5. You can also download the latest version of iTunes from Apple's website or by doing software updates on your Mac or iOS device. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you guys later!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's going on guys this Brandon here from daily ifix.com and today I'll be telling you guys about the new iTunes 10.5 now this is this was just released to the public this morning and um not all the features are are you know able to be used yet some of them have not come out yet tomorrow uh iCloud and match iTunes Match and also the wireless ining iOS 5 all that stuff comes out tomorrow basically I'm just going to be telling you about what's new in it and what you're going to be able to see tomorrow plus tomorrow I will be giving you tutorials on how to do all that kind of stuff and basically just giving an overview of the new features basically I'm just going to be telling you what's new in this new iTunes 10.5 and as you know I did start a new website called daily ifix.com so definitely go and check that out I will be posting news every single day I'll just be blogging about all kinds of new stuff going on in Apple so anyways let's go get on to uh Cloud this is one of the biggest most talked about things um you know as of lately iTunes Cloud it's actually going to be called we go to the website iTunes in the cloud is what it's going to be called it's not going to be people say iTunes Cloud for short but it's going to be called technically iTunes in the cloud so basically it stores your purchases and an iCloud that makes them available on your devices anywhere anytime at no additional cost so this means no matter where you buy an application song you name it it's going to show up on all your devices that you have synced with it automatically right after you download no matter where it's from as long as you're on 3G or Wi-Fi it will automatically sync that up so that would be awesome I cannot wait to try that out tomorrow I will definitely uh show you guys how that works out tomorrow and I'm looking forward to that just as much as you guys are so automatic downloads purchase music from anywhere on your device or computer and automatically download a copy to your Mac and iOS device that's basically what I just said it's basically just giving you an overview of iTunes and the cloud I'm on my website right now looking at this post um that I published so also sync with your iPhone iPod touch or iPad with iOS 5 iOS 5 you can actually do Wi-Fi syncing which has been talking about for a while um you know there's been jailbreak tweaks and all that stuff that has tried to get the Wi-Fi syncing uh working correctly but this is going to be the actual full release of that uh Wi-Fi syncing so that's definitely going to be something to look out for as well so if you go to you can go to my site daily ifix.com I'll link you down the description below if you want if you wanted to read the rest of this blog post or I will link you to apple.com iTunes which will give you a download link to iTunes 10.5 or if you're on a Mac you can just do software update and drop down click soft forare update and it will show you have a new update for iTunes you don't have to restart your computer or any of that so right here also match iTunes Match uh match made in iCloud it's can to be $24.99 a year and it says even songs imported with your CDs can be stored in iCloud and we can play them on any iPhone iPod Touch Mac or PC so 25 bucks a year I think you have like five gigs of space that's what they said during the keynote um so that's also something to look into if if you're real big on storing a bunch of files for for later use but you will again have a $25 fee a yearly fee so that's it guys uh that's iTunes 10.5 again just released to the public you can download it um you can do the software update on your Mac or you can go to itunes. or apple.com iTunes and you can download from there so thanks for watching guys again this is Brandon from daily ifix.com and I'll catch you guys later peacewhat's going on guys this Brandon here from daily ifix.com and today I'll be telling you guys about the new iTunes 10.5 now this is this was just released to the public this morning and um not all the features are are you know able to be used yet some of them have not come out yet tomorrow uh iCloud and match iTunes Match and also the wireless ining iOS 5 all that stuff comes out tomorrow basically I'm just going to be telling you about what's new in it and what you're going to be able to see tomorrow plus tomorrow I will be giving you tutorials on how to do all that kind of stuff and basically just giving an overview of the new features basically I'm just going to be telling you what's new in this new iTunes 10.5 and as you know I did start a new website called daily ifix.com so definitely go and check that out I will be posting news every single day I'll just be blogging about all kinds of new stuff going on in Apple so anyways let's go get on to uh Cloud this is one of the biggest most talked about things um you know as of lately iTunes Cloud it's actually going to be called we go to the website iTunes in the cloud is what it's going to be called it's not going to be people say iTunes Cloud for short but it's going to be called technically iTunes in the cloud so basically it stores your purchases and an iCloud that makes them available on your devices anywhere anytime at no additional cost so this means no matter where you buy an application song you name it it's going to show up on all your devices that you have synced with it automatically right after you download no matter where it's from as long as you're on 3G or Wi-Fi it will automatically sync that up so that would be awesome I cannot wait to try that out tomorrow I will definitely uh show you guys how that works out tomorrow and I'm looking forward to that just as much as you guys are so automatic downloads purchase music from anywhere on your device or computer and automatically download a copy to your Mac and iOS device that's basically what I just said it's basically just giving you an overview of iTunes and the cloud I'm on my website right now looking at this post um that I published so also sync with your iPhone iPod touch or iPad with iOS 5 iOS 5 you can actually do Wi-Fi syncing which has been talking about for a while um you know there's been jailbreak tweaks and all that stuff that has tried to get the Wi-Fi syncing uh working correctly but this is going to be the actual full release of that uh Wi-Fi syncing so that's definitely going to be something to look out for as well so if you go to you can go to my site daily ifix.com I'll link you down the description below if you want if you wanted to read the rest of this blog post or I will link you to apple.com iTunes which will give you a download link to iTunes 10.5 or if you're on a Mac you can just do software update and drop down click soft forare update and it will show you have a new update for iTunes you don't have to restart your computer or any of that so right here also match iTunes Match uh match made in iCloud it's can to be $24.99 a year and it says even songs imported with your CDs can be stored in iCloud and we can play them on any iPhone iPod Touch Mac or PC so 25 bucks a year I think you have like five gigs of space that's what they said during the keynote um so that's also something to look into if if you're real big on storing a bunch of files for for later use but you will again have a $25 fee a yearly fee so that's it guys uh that's iTunes 10.5 again just released to the public you can download it um you can do the software update on your Mac or you can go to itunes. or apple.com iTunes and you can download from there so thanks for watching guys again this is Brandon from daily ifix.com and I'll catch you guys later peace\n"
