These are, of course, all senseless ramblings on a Sunday afternoon. Why not just use the App store icon? Or just show a large ‘i’ on a blue dot? Why the note? ITunes? That’s just one of the things that this app does, and I don’t use it that much.įollowing that logic the note doesn’t make sense either. Or any other name with a ‘i’ in front of it.

So, a better name would have been iMovies, iStore, iSync, iApps or iConnected. And I use it to find Apps to use on my iDevices.

To buy, download and watch movies and series. Doesn’t that go for the YouTube icon too? That television set is older than Steve Jobs himself, right? Besides that I welcome a new icon.īut why keep the note? iTunes is as much about music as it is about CDs. Very soon CDs will be as current as VHS tapes.īut wait.

I also completely agreed with him that the whole CD metaphor is misplaced. To be honest I never liked the old logo and was excited to hear Steve Jobs announce the new one. Other people are finding out ways to do that. In theory that wouldn’t be worth blogging about but as these things go there has been a major uprising among iTunes users who think the new logo is dumb, ugly, misplaced or simply boring. Just in case you’ve missed it: Apple released iTunes 10 last week and it has a new icon.

New itunes sucks