April 14, 2008
Apple TV Take Two version Two-point-oh-point-Two
Posted Apr. 14, ’08, 4:46 PM PT by Dan Pourhadi
Category | Apple TV
On Saturday, I bought an Apple TV for my brother…perfect timing, apparently, because today Apple released a massive, feature-full, gloriously-great update to the media machine — Apple TV Take Two version 2.0.2.
What’s so special about it? … No idea.
No release notes. Not even the vague “this addresses issues with things” tag that typically accompanies Apple’s software updates. And my quick scroll-through revealed no particular enhancements or feature-additions. So, really, it’s not massive, or feature-full, or gloriously-great. It just is.
Probably a simple maintenance update. But hey, any update is a good update, right?
Install it by going to the Update Software option under General Settings on your Apple TV.
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If I don't know what it does, I'm not updating. I know that in a short while, someone will figure out exactly what the update does. If the answer is nothing, then I have no need to update.
Come on Apple... we dig the Apple TV (at least I do) but give us some ideas what we are updating to. Something, anything.
The AwkwardTV forums has a thread that may reveal intimate details:
http://forum.awkwardtv.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1550
I've never really understood the point in Apple TV? Someone care to explain...?
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> Probably a simple maintenance update. But hey, any update is a good update, right?
Aw, that would be really adorable if you were, say,
four years old.