Cover Flow, the file picker interface in iTunes, is now a standard view option in Mac OS X Leopard. Some see it as a great leap forward and others want it banished, hidden deep in some preferences ...

With all the talk about Apple moving the browser tabs to the title bar, you would almost think that the newly released Safari 4 beta offered no other features of note. That’s obviously not true, as ...

There's no question that Cover Flow is a killer way to browse one's iTunes music catalog. Cover Flow is the closest true music enthusiasts can get to thumbing through a stack of vinyls or CDs in the ...

A few months ago when I was writing about Widgetsmith’s new music widgets in my iOS 17 review, I told my buddy Stephen Hackett I couldn’t believe there was no Cover Flow retrospective on 512 Pixels.

Other than the support for the someday-to-be-released Apple TV, the marquee feature of the new iTunes 7.1 is its full-screen Cover Flow view—the view that spreads your iTunes library’s album covers ...

Files modified by this update iTunes 7.1 is a relatively passive update, affecting only the iTunes application itself, help files and a single kernel extension. Files modified (overwritten with new ...

In a new patent lawsuit with the Northern California District Court on Tuesday, so-called "patent troll" TriDim Innovations claims Apple infringed two 3D user interface patents with Safari for iOS 7 ...