Or, for those who fear change entirely, MacLife has published a ‘how-to guide’ on upgrading to the new software while still keeping the old iTunes 9 icon.

To see what's in your queue, click the list button in the middle of iTunes, and to view the previously played tracks, click the little clock icon.

Apple (AAPL) redesigned the iTunes icon and the critics have not been kind. People just kinda hate it.

Just in case you’ve missed it: Apple released iTunes 10 last week and it has a new icon. In theory that wouldn’t be worth blogging about but as these things go there has been a major uprising ...

The first thing you’ll notice, of course, is the new icon. Yay for red! Or is it pink? Otherwise, the new iTunes is super simple, if slightly more economical in terms of real estate. The ...

His icon, featured above, incorporates a waveform: "since the reasoning behind the new icon was that iTunes is powering the digital revolution, and CD's aren't part of that anymore," he explains.

Old version of iTunes being opened A number of readers are experiencing an issue where an older version of iTunes that is stored elsewhere on the startup volume or another mounted drive opens when ...

To restore the old icon, first make a copy of iTunes 9 before upgrading; if you’ve already upgraded, restore a copy from your Time Machine backup. Select both the iTunes 9 and 10 applications in ...

If you bought music on iTunes between 2003 and 2009, there's a good chance these songs are still crippled DRM. Here's how to set them free.

Those new colorless iTunes icons sure do rub some people the wrong way. Not to worry, there is a ‘fix’ ...

The iTunes icon is old and busted. I mean, didn’t iPods kill CDs or something? And like, 7 million of the 8 million things iTunes does have nothing to do with tunes. So let’s make a new icon!