And another update, but this time it is not from any operating system, but from the iTunes application, which allows us manage all the content of our devices, be it iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Currently the version that we have installed on our Mac, is only compatible with the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch models that are on the market, but not with the new iPhone and iPad models that the Cupertino have presented this afternoon: the iPhone SE and the 9,7-inch iPad Pro.
The main novelty if not the only one that iTunes version 12.3.3 brings us is the compatibility with iPhone SE and 9,7-inch iPad Pro which are scheduled to hit the market on March 29, as always geographically limited. But as Tim Cook has stated, before the end of May, both devices will already be available in more than 100 countries where Apple has its own stores.
I have never considered iTunes a good application to manage the content of my iPhone and iPad. Even more so since the arrival of iOS 9, which does not allow us to download the applications that we have stored on our iPhone or iPad to our Mac to be able to install again without having to resort to the App Store and go looking one by one for the applications that we had installed, a process that is sure that many people will not want to restore their factory device if it is starting to give problems .
Eddy Cue stated a few weeks ago that they planned add better in Apple Music interface, but at the moment those changes have not arrived and the songs downloaded from Apple Music are still mixed with those that we added manually. Let's see if those from Cupertino leave so much beta to add new functions and solve the problems that iTunes offers day in and day out as well.