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iTunes 10.3.1 arrives in double-quick time
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 09 June 2011 08:49
Hot on the heels of iTunes 10.3 comes 10.3.1.
iTunes 10.3 was released earlier this week at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), where the company's iCloud service was launched.
The main feature in 10.3 was support for the new iTunes in the Cloud beta, which can automatically download iTunes Store purchases to all associated devices. Also new was the option of buying books from the iTunes Store, although there's no provision for reading the purchases on a Mac or Windows PC.
Apple has now released iTunes 10.3.1. The release notes remain the same as for iTunes 10.3, but according to some reports the update addresses a syncing problem experienced by some iPhone owners.
iTunes 10.3.1 is available via Software Update (Apple Software Update on Windows, and via the iTunes download page.
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