About time tooApple News By Kate Solomon Tuesday at 13:05 UTC | Tell us what you think [ 1 comments ]
Tweet
iTunes: time to have a little work done The iTunes store has not particularly seduced us with its design aesthetic to date, so we're not sure anyone will go into mourning over the news that its set for a makeover this year.
Both the iTunes Store and Apple's App Store look to be in line for a lick of paint as a reaction to new and much-loved services like Spotify but presumably also because it looks a bit old and boring.
Apple is said to consider the redesign "a top priority" which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who knows how much moolah the company makes through the digital storefront.
Spring cleanApparently it's all about making the stores easier to use (aka buy from) through a more user-friendly interface and making it "a much more engaging experience".
We're just hoping that the App Store overhaul will make it a bit easier to wade through the oceans of apps available and find the good ones.
No word on when we'll see the fruits of this redesign work exactly, but the sources speaking to 9to5Mac about it in the first place reckon later this year.
From 9to5Mac Tags: iTunes, Apple, App Store, musicTweetreddit!StumbleuponComment on this article Your comments (1) Click to add a new commentnot_the_messiah1. Filter/sort by rating and filter by genre are top of my wish list for the AppStore...
Alert a moderator Tell us what you thinkYou need to Log in or register to post comments By submitting this form you agree to our Terms of Use and so are legally responsible for anything you submit. DO NOT submit anything which may violate the Terms of Use or another person's rights including copyrighted or offensive materials.
Submit Explore News PCApple Related News Why iTunes Match is a big step for content ownershipApple shutters iCloud push services in GermanyApple iTV rumours: what you need to knowApple buys Chomp to 'revamp' App Store searchNew Apple TV expected as stocks run outToday's deal: Official Apple earphones for £12 Related Reviews Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3Apple TVApple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Late 2011) 
How to create perfect iTunes playlists Organise your listening with iTunes Smart Playlists
NEWESTMOST READMOST COMMENTED TECH NEWS HEADLINESOlympus OM-D impresses in AmsterdamWhy iTunes Match is a big step for content ownershipBest travel apps, games and podcasts for iPhone and iPadThis week's hottest reviews on TechRadarVirgin Media apologises in advance for Olympic issuesSamsung working on bezel-less Galaxy B smartphone?Sony a99 rumours: what you need to knowMore TECH NEWS HEADLINES20 best mobile phones in the world todayBest TV 2012: what TV should you buy this year?50 best free Android apps 2012Top 50 best free iPad apps 2012Top 50 best free iPhone apps 201212 best 3D TVs in the world todayTop laptops: 20 best laptops in the world TECH NEWS HEADLINESiPad 3 rumours: what you need to know (32)HTC One X: what you need to know (16)HTC Desire upgrade: what should you choose? (14)TechRadar kicks off its redesign Beta (12)Hands on: Panasonic Eluga review (12)Samsung Galaxy S3: what you need to know (12)Industry baffled as UK games sales slip 25% (9)
Find a review
Get more from TechRadar MWC 2012: What to expectiPad 3 rumours: what you need to knowSamsung Galaxy S3: what you need to knowPS VitaiPhone 5 rumours: what you need to know20 best mobile phones in the world todayiPhone 4SSamsung Galaxy NexusNokia Lumia 800Amazon Kindle FireSamsung Galaxy NoteNikon V1HTC RadarNikon J1HTC SensationSamsung Galaxy AceiPad 2 TechRadar PollDo you subscribe to a film streaming service?
YesNo, not enough contentNo, I love physical mediaNo, too expensiveWhat's film streaming?Vote Results Where am I?Technology NewsTech newsApple newsMobile phone newsTablet newsTV newsCamera newsPC component newsPC newsLaptop newsInternet newsGadget newsGaming newsHome cinema newsHi-fi newsTechnology ReviewsDigital camera reviewsCamcorder reviewsMobile phone reviewsMP3 and iPod reviewsNetworking reviewsPC reviewsPC component reviewsLaptop reviewsTablet reviewsTV reviewsBlu-ray reviewsHi-fi reviewsTechRadarAbout usContact usSitemapReport this pageAccessibilityMedia enquiriesTerms and conditionsPrivacy policyAdvertising enquiriesJobsMore from TechRadarRegister & email newsletterFacebookTwitterYouTubeRSS feedsForumsPhone dealsSell your old mobileTechRadar Network3D RadarTap! magazineMacFormat magazinePC Format magazinePC Plus magazineLinux Format magazine
Copyright 2006 - 2011 Future Publishing Limited,
30 Monmouth Street, Bath, BA1 2BW, United Kingdom
England and Wales company registration number 2008885
Posts
0 comments:
Post a Comment