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Alongside, and, Apple has released an update to its iTunes software for Mac and Windows, introducing iTunes 12.5.5. Apple does not provide much information on what's included in the iTunes 12.5.5 update. According to the company's release notes, iTunes 12.5.5 introduces 'minor app and performance improvements.' ITunes 12.5.5 can be downloaded immediately from the Software Update feature in the Mac App Store. The Windows version can be downloaded using the 'Check for Update' feature built into the iTunes help menu. ITunes 12.5.5 follows, which was released in December and introduced support for the TV app and the Touch Bar on the new MacBook Pro models.
Google PlayStore and Apple iTunes store, both do not allow you to download apps for trial without paying, but there are many online IPA download sites for both markets to download paid apps for free so you can try and find what you should buy. If you are unable to restore your iPod using iTunes, you can hard reset your iPod. IPod Classics can be hard reset by booting while holding the menu and play/pause buttons. This should result in a quick dark screen followed by the standard Apple boot graphic.
All I know is that every update seems to slow down my Mac. Sierra is totally unoptimized, brought everything to a go slow. Siri on Sierra is atrocious as well, gets 95% of my requests wrong. Why isn't Mac Siri more like iPhone Siri?
Tip to Apple, don't release software updates unless they are fully optimized, stop destroying the experience, stop destroying the hardware. doublepost=/doublepost Explain why please. I'm keen to know why the older version was much better. The user interface and utility of it. I'm including a screenshot of our from somewhere else in the web for all to remember and examine. Very smooth and clean interface that exposed a lot of functionality (IMO). This interface entices me even today.
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I certainly don't seem to get Genius results for any additional tracks, and iTunes long stopped offering me a Genius option for newly added tracks.:( It isn't available for additional tracks (at least right now), but the iTunes interface has become more genius friendly than past iTunes 12 releases in terms of accessibility and more noticeable Genius presence from the dropdown menus, potentially meaning that a fix for newer songs is coming soon. Apple has also updated their support topic on iTunes Genius this month. If you look for my thread on here 'iTunes Genius dead?' Under the Apple Services section on page 2, I share an email followup where the issue is acknowledged and that Apple is 'investigating' to fix 'permanently'.
Based on my library assessment, Genius seems to work for tracks released up to about July-August 2015. From what I have heard from an advisor at Apple, the standard time for genius to be available is around 90 days after a song's release date.
My theory is that when Apple started using the heart symbol (summer 2015) for songs users liked, that messed up the Genius algorithm which relies on not just playlists that users creates, but also star ratings and other factors. I also think that Apple Music has been a factor in the interruption of the Genius service. Anyway, I am optimistic they fix this.
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