Apple continues to release updates to its software. After the release of iOS 9.3, tvOS 9.2, watchOS 2.2 and OS X 10.11.4, now it is also the turn of the apple media player and have released iTunes 12.3.3. With this update, the player from the Cupertino company that also allows us to manage the content of the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad has been made compatible with devices presented a few hours ago: the iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro. Logically, they could not launch this update until the presentation of the new devices.
In this way, when a user receives the iPhone SE or the iPad Pro, they can connect it to iTunes without having to wait (we expected no less). We recall that the iPhone SE can be reserved on March 29, while the 9.7-inch iPad Pro will be "available very soon." The update is already available from the Mac App Store.
iTunes 12.3.3 includes support for new devices
Eddy Cue recently offered an interview in which he promised that they would launch a new version of iTunes that would include improvements to the Apple Music interface, but he did not make it clear if these visual changes would extend to the rest of the apple media player. From the looks of it, iTunes 12.3.3 is not the version Cue talked about.
It must be recognized that everything related to Apple Music has a lot of room for improvement. For example, why do we have to have the Apple Music songs mixed with the ones we have stored on our device by obligation? I know many of you will be thinking of many other improvements, but it is one that I personally miss. In any case, Apple Music is not yet a year old, so we will have to be patient.
