Here's what the redesigned iTunes 12 beta looks like [Screenshots] - iPhone Hacks

Here’s what the redesigned iTunes 12 beta looks like [Screenshots]

BY Jason

Published 21 Jul 2014

Apple just released iTunes 12 as a beta to registered developers with an all-new design, Family Sharing and more.

The redesign brings iTunes in line with Apple’s modern design language across iOS and OS X Yosemite. Apple described the redesign in its release notes:

Streamlined Design. iTunes now has a beautiful new look and simplified design that makes browsing your library easier and more enjoyable.

Redesigned Info Window. The Get Info window has been completely redesigned featuring a clean look that displays the most useful information about your media.

Here are screenshots of the new design:

iTunes Radio

iTunes Store

Album view

Apps

Get Info window

iTunes 12 About Screen and icon

iTunes 12 comes with a number of new features apart from a new design, for all changes, head to this post.

What do you think of the new design and icon? Let us know in the comments below.

[Image via 9to5Mac, @iTech911, @73steven, @domenicopanacea]

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