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On Monday, Apple released its 9.0.3 update for iTunes giving the online music center a new look as well as fixing many of the bugs that have plagued it recently.

The iTunes store is the one of the first things to notice with its upgraded look that provides easier exploration as well as faster maneuverability. The new Column Browser organizes your music, movies, and TV Shows independently from one another. A feature many are already pleased with.

Some of the fixed bugs were problems with stability and performance. Other corrected issues were iPod connections being unrecognized and fixing the synching problems with Smart Playlists and Podcasts with iPods. Also, iTunes will no longer ignore your personal setting for remembering your ‘password for purchases’ option.

Other additions that come along with the update is the Home Sharing capability of being able to manage and share music content on iTunes between multiple computers. This quality is especially useful with new purchases being able to be automatically transferred to other parts of the house.

Genius Mixes is an addition that allows for iTunes to group together songs into playlists that sound great together. Also, the new update allows for you to manage your iPhone and iPod touch home screens in iTunes, iTunes U items are categorized on their own now, and synching with the iPod Nano 5^th generation is now possible as well.

For a full list of updates check out: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

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