First Look Video Walkthrough of iTunes 11

BY Tris Hussey

Published 29 Nov 2012

You know by now that iTunes 11 is out and hopefully you’ve seen the screenshots and first impressions we posted, now we have the first video walkthrough of iTunes 11 in action. Yep, it is faster and smoother. Don’t just take our word for it, watch for yourself!

Recorded with after I had some time to play with iTunes 11, I can’t say I’ve found all the cool new features, but I think you’ll get a solid overview of everything that has been updated today:

Don’t forget that Apple updated Remote for iOS and Apple TV to 5.1.1 to stay in sync with iTunes 11.

Let us know in the comments how you think iTunes 11 is performing and if you found any hidden gems we should pass on to folks.

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