Apple has added a handy feature for finding apps and videos in the desktop version of iTunes. When searching for App Store apps, a new info button is available in the bottom right of each app icon.
Clicking this “i” button will open a preview of the desired app. From here you can quickly see the price, average rating, description, and screenshots.
The feature looks and feels like Mac OS X’s “Quick Look” Preview feature. When navigating through files in Finder, you can tap your Mac’s spacebar to get a Quick Look of the selected file.
You can also get quick previews when searching for movies or TV shows in iTunes now. Instead of the info button, a little play icon will initiate a quick video preview with more details. Searching for iBooks and music will also include these type of preview options.
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4 responses to “iTunes Gets The “Quick Look” Preview Treatment For Apps And Video”
yay :) now add tabbed browsing in iTunes store.
They need to concentrate on more useful things like movie rentals made on my Macbook Air appearing on my Apple TV, Â Wishlists and gifting on the Mac App Store and being able to send gifts to people in your address book rather than having to copy and paste emails.
They have a lot of work to do with their SEARCH capability in the ITunes store also.
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