Apple lands democracy on fanboi party-goers - The Register
Thu, Mar 12th, 2009
Apple released an update to its iTunes music-management application on Thursday. The updated version, iTunes 8.1, adds support for the third-generation iPod shuffle released on Tuesday, improves performance, and patches two security vulnerabilities.
Plus, it lets fanboi party-goers request and vote on music.
The iTunes DJ feature replaces the old Party Shuffle and adds one slick new twist: You can now use Apple's Remote app on your iPhone or iPod touch - available for free on the iTunes App Store (iTunes link) - to request and vote for songs when an iTunes DJ mix is playing...
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