I just upgrade to 11. It seems simple. Bit of a disappointment, I'll be honest. I like the "Artist Gallery" when you're in the iTunes Store to see band pictures. Cute.
CAKE better hurry it on up and add some pictures of their own. At least
Jack Johnson has five. Although, really, if I feel a sudden need for photos of artists, it takes me 0.5 second to be at my browser, and another 1.5 seconds to do a Google image search.
Looks like a lot of the improvements center around the iTunes Store. For obvious reasons. The more time we spend there, the more we click on "Buy now!"
Why can't I download the "Artist Gallery" to my iTunes and have it stored locally? Obviously, Internet is up 99.99% of the time, unless the weather gets extremely inclement, but I like to have content stored locally. Isn't that why we have 2TB and 3TB drives? Oh, yeah... if we keep those five super-exclusive photos locally, it saves us a trip to the iTunes Store, and that ever-present chance of hitting that "Buy" button on something else we may run while we're there.
Cover Flow is gone, or am I just missing it? That was always a nice aesthetic touch, and the reason why I would always try to have find 1200x1200 cover art whenever possible for music I ripped from my CD collection. I never even trusted "Get Album Artwork" to get the best possible image. I liked to find them manually on Google, often spending as long as five minutes per cover art to find the largest and most accurate image with 1:1 aspect ratio. If Cover Flow is gone, I guess that hard work just went out the window. I mean, at least the images are still there in tile view or whatever it's called.
What is that iCloud icon besides each episode of my TV shows and only some of my music videos? I absolutely don't want them in the cloud exclusively. I want them on my HD at all times (AND in the cloud, in case my computer explodes). I tapped one of them and the cloud itself went from white to gray. Tapped it again, but it's not going back to white.
Not a single new Visualizer. Doesn't anyone realize that those are awesome to watch on a big-screen TV during parties? And in some cases, they're ever better than the actual videos for the songs.
Maybe Apple could put some Visualizers on the iTunes Store and sell them at $2 a pop. If they're really awesome, *I* would buy them. I'd be much more likely to buy one of those than spend money on a Ringtone or an Alert Tone.
