fortuni oxCaminhão com botijões de gás de cozinha tomba na BR-230, na PB

Caminhão com botijões de gás de cozinha tomba na BR-230, na PB-fortuni ox

Some time ago, Apple popularized this fully-featured MP3 player/organizer that, together with the well-known iPod, creates the perfect duo for music lovers. Over time, the tool has gained relevance to become a large app and music virtual store for the brand's entire range of portable devices.

For many, iTunes (32-bit) is one of the most comprehensive tools for organizing and playing MP3 music. It's a great music hub where you can create and edit your playlists, browse your sound file collection, copy the contents of your CDs to your hard drive or create your own CD compilations and burn them. And, of course, it's also a powerful music player with a convenient interface for listening to your music while you work.

But the possibilities of iTunes (32-bit) don't stop at music; the service allows you to purchase all kinds of apps for your iPod, iPhone or iPad, make backup copies and sync those already installed on your device.

This is a complete program manager where you can also control your device's backup copies and have the option to restore it to its factory settings, check the space each type of file takes up and manage all its contents when it comes to transferring the contents of your music library.

If you have an Apple device, iTunes (32-bit) is the perfect companion for your small portable player. There is, perhaps, only one drawback, and that is its strain on the system, as it consumes quite a lot of resources. Despite this, however, it's well worth it since it's the brand's only official option.