iTunes updated to 9.0.3

Apple has released a minor update to its iTunes software for Mac and Windows, which houses the iTunes Store and App Store and powers the iPhone, iPod and iPad platforms. As its numeric designation suggests, version 9.0.3 brings the kind of revisions that users are not likely to write home about, but is nonetheless a recommended update for all iTunes 9.0.x users. Some longtime users will find the top-listed new feature to be a welcome relief, as users will no longer be required to enter their password every time they make a new iTunes purchase.

According to Apple, these other minor improvements are also included in iTunes 9.0.3:

• Addresses problems with syncing some Smart Playlists and Podcasts with iPod.

• Resolves a problem recognizing when iPod is connected.

• Addresses issues that affect stability and performance.

The iTunes 9.0.3 update is available through the iTunes app itself (Mac and Windows) as well as via Software Update (Mac).

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Bill Palmer is Editor in Chief of Beatweek Magazine. His editorial contributions include interviews with musicians and iPhone industry coverage.