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"Apple today announced an update to its iTunes client coming to PC and Mac. The update will see a redesign of the desktop iTunes interface using an edge-to-edge design to make better use of screen space.  For example, the library view will have large album icons for easier browsing. Clicking on an album opens an expanded view, allowing users to see track listings while still browsing their library. An improved MiniPlayer will offer easier control of music tracks, as well as an enhanced search feature. The new iTunes will also feature deeper iCloud integration, making it easier to sync iTunes Store, App Store and iBookstore purchases between mobile devices and a computer.  All mobile purchases will automatically be added to the desktop iTunes library, regardless of which device was used to purchase them. iCloud will also remember your progress in a movie or television show, allowing you to resume from any device. Along with the redesign for iTunes, Apple today revealed the iPhone 5 along with a new iPod Nano and iPod Touch. The new iTunes will be available as a free update in October, though an exact date has not been set. Photo gallery - Apple&amp;#039;s iPhone 5 launch event in pictures:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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