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 ...

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 sophisticated 3D file viewer in Apple products that smoothly transitions from one image to the next. In the iPhone, iPod touch and iTunes software, Cover Flow displays music album covers. In the Mac ...

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 ...

Here’s a very simple tip for you iTunes Cover Flow (View -> Cover Flow View) addicts. You probably know you can flip through your album covers by dragging the scroll bar below the covers to the left ...

During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried changed beats several times, changed genders once, and covered both of the Pirates of Silicon Valley. The technology for iTunes' new album-browsing technology ...

Sometimes Apple dreams up some great features for its own products, and sometimes the third-party community steps up to the plate. For some time, SafariStand has added great features to Apple's ...

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 ...

Apple has already shown a glimpse of the mechanics behind their new spiral interface, but a new patent now opens up the spiral interface and goes into a lot more detail, even suggesting that the new ...

Hands up who uses Cover Flow? A quick vox pop amongst Giz staff reveals only once in a blue moon do we use it. Yet a patent for a Cover Flow-like integration of social-networking profiles has surfaced ...

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.