iTunes application for Windows 10.0.0.68 lets you create your personal digital music library. You can manage and play your music collection with the drag-and-drop feature added to it. It has the capacity to contain thousands of songs, and automatically synchronizes with the new iPod at a very fast speed over FireWire.

Another of its many features is that it allows you to generate a dynamic smart playlists that suits your taste or preferences. It is also possible to create CDs that playback both at home and in your car. This version for Windows also adds the ability to share music among your Macs, play and encode AAC files, and view album art.

The publishers have shaved about 20 megabyte off the last version, which makes it a bit lighter than the previous version. However, iTunes for Windows does not allow for ripping of CDs with AAC encoder and high efficiency at any rate higher than 80 kbps. Apple still has a lot of work to carry out on this and other areas to give optimum satisfaction to its users. It is not yet a done job for the publishers, especially if they want to maintain their popularity and rating.

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