iTunes 7.6.2 arrives, nothing to see here

by Jason Cartwright

Apple have released an update to iTunes, that version number has now climbed to 7.6.2. Users will notice little after the 66.19Mb update as this one is largely bug fixes.

The update screen informs users they can “Rent and download your favorite movies with iTunes. Australians don’t get 2 excited, just looks like the info is generic and non country specific.

Australians are still yet to access to movies and TV shows through iTunes.

iTunes 7.6.2 
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