Tag: Cover Stream - Latest Releases

Jul 26, 2008 - Snarb.tk has announced Cover Stream 2.2, a major update to their unrivaled iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new version adds Jukebox mode, mouseover desktop controls, integrated lyrics support, a daemon launcher and plenty of options to customize application behavior and appearance. The new version also resolves a number of bugs in earlier releases and is a recommended update for all users.

Jul 15, 2008 - Snarb.tk today announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 2.2, a major update to their unrivaled iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new version adds Jukebox mode, mouseover desktop controls, integrated lyrics support, a daemon launcher and plenty of options to customize application behavior and appearance. The new version also resolves a number of bugs in earlier releases and is a recommended update for all users.

May 20, 2008 - Snarb.tk has announced Cover Stream 2.0, a major update to their popular iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new, highly optimized version features exquisite graphics by Laurent Baumann, a playlist and search filter, an integrated songs browser, Last FM and Apple Remote support, full screen, Apple-flavored bezels, desktop artwork, and much more. It was immediately listed as an "Editors' Pick" on VersionTracker.

May 09, 2008 - Snarb.tk today announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 2.0, a major update to their popular iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new, highly optimized version features exquisite graphics by Laurent Baumann, a playlist and search filter, an integrated songs browser, Last FM and Apple Remote support, full screen, Apple-flavored bezels, desktop artwork, and much more. It was immediately listed as an "Editors' Pick" on VersionTracker.

Feb 28, 2008 - Snarb.tk announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 1.4, a substantial update to its popular iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new version adds artwork caching capabilities, support for grouped compilations, runtime sorting of albums, an improved status bar menu, and more. The update also resolves a number of bugs in earlier versions of Cover Stream.

Feb 18, 2008 - Snarb.tk today announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 1.4, a substantial update to its popular iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new version adds artwork caching capabilities, support for grouped compilations, runtime sorting of albums, an improved status bar menu, and more. The update also resolves a number of bugs in earlier versions of Cover Stream.

Feb 05, 2008 - Snarb.tk today announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 1.2, a substantial update to its popular iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new version adds a straight-forward, non-obtrusive Mini Flow mode, a new status window, the option to sort CD artworks by album, and more. The update also resolves a number of bugs in earlier versions - most notably, two potential crashes that some users have experienced.

Jan 26, 2008 - Snarb.tk today announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 1.2, a substantial update to its popular iTunes controller that extends iTunes Cover Flow to the desktop. The new version adds a straight-forward, non-obtrusive Mini Flow mode, a new status window, the option to sort CD artworks by album, and more. The update also resolves a number of bugs in earlier versions - most notably, two potential crashes that some users have experienced.

Dec 30, 2007 - Snarb.tk today announced the immediate availability of Cover Stream 1.0, an innovative iTunes controller that gives you quick and easy access to iTunes Cover Flow right from your desktop without switching applications. With global, fully customizable keyboard shortcuts, Cover Stream gives you complete control over iTunes from any application. Cover Stream also introduces Flip-Browsing, the killer feature iTunes forgot to implement.