Replace iTunes 10 Blue Icon With 10 Beautiful Icons

After releasing the iTunes 10 in the last Apple Special Event, with its new undesirable icon, it had widespread objection by most of users. In an earlier post I showed you how to change your iTunes 10 blue icon with old iTunes icon. but today I collected the best 10 replacement icons for the iTunes 10. Let's check!
-Download Toffenut’s iTunes 10 replacement icon, [via toffeenutdesign]

-Download Chris Carlozzi’s iTunes 10 replacement icon 1, [via dribbble]

-Download Chris Carlozzi’s iTunes replacement icon 2, [via dribbble]

-Download TMNT iTunes 10 Replacement, [via dribbble]

-Download MattiasEkstrom’s iTunes 10 revised, [via divantart]

-Download Javier Ocasio’s iTunes X Replacement, [via dribbble]

-Download Dan Wiersema’s iTunes 10 icon, [via dribbble]

-Download Nobtaka’s iTunes 10 icon, [via dribbble]

-Download Andrew Ramos’ New iTunes Icon, [via andrewarmos]

-Download David Lanham’s Flurry iTunes, [via dlanham]

You have to check out, how to change iTunes 10 icon here, then you only have to replace any icon above with the iTunes 10 icon, you have to do this in "Step 4".

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3:55 AM by Unknown · 0

How to: Change iTunes 10 Icon with iTunes 9 Icon

Once the release of the iTunes 10 in the last Apple Special Event, a lot of people complaint about the new iTunes 10 blue icon, so today I will show you how to change iTunes 10 icon to the old iTunes 9 icon or any other icon.

Step 1: Go to your "Applications" folder then select iTunes.
Step 2: Right click on "iTunes" then select "Show Package Contents".
Step 3: Go under the "Resources" folder and make a copy of "iTunes.icns" on your desktop (for backup purposes).
Step 4: Replace it with the old iTunes icon, download from here.
Step 5:Restart iTunes, Done.

Now you have replaced your iTunes 10 icon with the old one, I will collect to you some beautiful icons for iTunes 10 very soon, this guide is for Mac users. [via osxdaily]

3:36 AM by Unknown · 0

Ping has reached 1 million users in 48 hours

First milestone for Ping, The social network music from Apple : 1 million users have registered in the first 48 hours release of iTunes 10. This is one third of total users who have so far downloaded the new iTunes 10.

It must be said that this initial success was largely due to strong user base in iTunes offers : during the last Apple Media Event was announced that iTunes boasts 160 million registered users by credit card . A Table will cost very little to attract these users , while at 'iTunes Store Ping will be conveyed through a number of clients , this is nothing short of marketing strategy of Apple.
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8:19 AM by Unknown · 0

How To Make your own Ringtone with iTunes 10 [video]

Here is a guide for novices not jailbroken or jailbroken.
You can still make your own ringtones very easily with this new version iTunes 10 and sync it with your iPhone.

Required :

• an iPhone.
• iTunes 10.0.
• an audio file in your music library of iTunes.

• Go to Music in your library.
• Right Clic on your musical file.
• Clic on Get some information then go to Options.
• Determine a sample of 20 to 25 seconds.
• OK.

• Right Clic on this file.
• Go to "Create an AAC version".
• A new file with the same name but different length is created and is located in your musical library.
• Right Clic on this file and then display the explorer.
• Copy this file and rename the extension of this file to .mp4r
• Then go back to your musical library and delete the file created just before.
• on the original file, go to Information – Options and uncheck "Start and End" to have it by default.

Note : With Windows Seven, open the explorer, go to Organise then Folder Options, and uncheck Hide the extension of known files.

• Import in iTunes this new file .mp4r located on your desktop.
• In your device on iTunes, go to Ringtones.
• Be sure that the new ringtone in iTunes is checked.
• Sync.

6:03 AM by Unknown · 0

How to Downgrade iTunes 10 to 9.2.1 [Mac - Windows]

It was just two days ago when Steve Jobs announced iTunes 10 introducing Ping social networking feature and it was live after the event by some hours. But, many users are now reporting crashes (due to incompatibility with multiple Cydia apps), after updating to iTunes 10 on their Jailbroken iPhone 4. So here's a step by step guide to downgrade iTunes 10 to iTunes 9.2.1

Downgrading iTunes 10 on Mac

Step 1: Delete the following files:

• The iTunes application in /Applications
• com.apple.iTunes.plist which is located in ~/Library/Preferences (this is the library folder inside your user folder)
• iTunes.pkg which is located in /Library/Receipts (this is the library folder at the root level of your startup drive)
• iTunesX.pkg which is located in /Library/Receipts

Step 2: Give your Mac a reboot, Download iTunes 9.2.1 and install it.
Step 3: At last, you may need to re-create iTunes library and playlist (helpful guide)

Downgrading iTunes 10 on Windows

Step 1: Navigate to C:\My Documents\My Music. Copy the entire iTunes folder and save it on your Desktop as back up.
Step 2: Open the Control Panel -> Uninstall Programs and uninstall the following applications:

* iTunes 9.1
* Apple Mobile Device Support
* Apple Application Support
* Apple Software Update
* QuickTime
* iPhone Configuration

Step 3: Reboot your computer then navigate to C:\My Documents\My Music\iTunes and rename the iTunes Library.itl to Library.itl.backup
Step 4: n the same folder, open “Previous iTunes Libraries” and find the most recent library backup, which should be named something like “iTunes Library 2010-09-1.itl”
Step 5: Copy this file, then paste it in C:My Documents\My Music\iTunes and rename it iTunes Library.itl
Step 6: Download iTunes 9.2.1 for Windows and install it
Step 7: At last, you may need to re-create iTunes library and playlist (helpful guide)

11:38 PM by Unknown · 0

Steve Jobs defended the iTunes 10 icon

Victim of widespread criticism from users and experts , the new icon in iTunes is apparently not being appreciated as Apple thought . But Steve Jobs defends ...

 As you can see the old icon depicting a CD has now been completely renovated since, as said Steve Jobs, "iTunes is about to overtake the sales of physical CDs and it is time to remove any reference icon“.
Some people liked the new icon for its simplicity , but many have criticized , saying that it seems made by " amateurs " .
Steve has just responded to one of the many emails received criticism icon , typing a symptomatic "We disagree ", " we disagree " .
The news is at least obvious, but take the opportunity to ask you if you like this new icon or not!
Respond well in the comments ...

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8:15 PM by Unknown · 0

iTunes 10 does not allow you to create ringtones for iPhone

As noted by Mac Life, the new iTunes 10 can no longer create their own ringtones. This is probably due to
the fact that for some time , Apple offers the opportunity to purchase ringtones ready (lasting 30 seconds ) directly from the store .

Previously , users could acquistre the full song through iTunes for 99 cents and then convert hand- bell , at no additional cost while now transformed into ringtone can not be done via iTunes.

Obviously there are many other ways to make MP3 ringtones for free starting from but we can no longer do so in the traditional way , through iTunes .

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4:20 AM by Unknown · 0