Alongside the introduction of the new iPhone 5 and the new iPod Touch, Apple also announced a redesign of the iTunes media player.
The new player offers better integration with iCloud and a "simplified" interface.
Apple says the new software, which will be available next month, will be "dramatically simpler and cleaner" and will move all your favorite iTunes content to the home page.
"We created iTunes because we love music and we're going back to our roots with an incredibly clean design that keeps your music at the forefront," said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services. "The new iTunes works seamlessly with iCloud, always keeping your entire library at your fingertips, and we're adding great new features that make listening to your music more fun."
iCloud allows you to access your iTunes purchased content via any iOS or Mac device, as well as on a PC or through Apple TV via the cloud.
Apple says the new software, which will be available next month, will be "dramatically simpler and cleaner" and will move all your favorite iTunes content to the home page.
"We created iTunes because we love music and we're going back to our roots with an incredibly clean design that keeps your music at the forefront," said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services. "The new iTunes works seamlessly with iCloud, always keeping your entire library at your fingertips, and we're adding great new features that make listening to your music more fun."
iCloud allows you to access your iTunes purchased content via any iOS or Mac device, as well as on a PC or through Apple TV via the cloud.
