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iTunes 8.0 Gridview and Genius Playlists
I wrote a post earlier this week in which I ran through some of the new features in iTunes 8.0, particularly Genius playlists, but I figured today I'd make a couple videos to show what I was talking about a little bit better. Â Without further ado:
iTunes 8.0 - Grid View
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iTunes 8.0 - Genius
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