★ “iTunes 10.3 beta now available, with a touch of iCloud”

GigaOM:

You can access your purchase history through a link on the iTunes store main page, which brings you to a list of all your previously purchased apps, books and music (no sign of movies or TV shows yet, and music is U.S. only at the moment). As with the iOS purchase history sections, you can alternate between a total list of all the content you’ve ever bought with your iTunes account, and only those items that aren’t in the library on the computer you’re browsing from. Downloading an item is as easy as hitting the cloud icon, and you can download all items at once with a button at the bottom.

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iTunes 10.3 also brings support for the iBookstore, which has previously only been available on iOS devices. You can now buy e-books from iTunes, and then sync those purchases back to your devices or transfer them over-the-air.

It makes you wonder…when is Apple finally going to bring iBooks to the Mac OS with gestures and full-screen view? I for one don’t like reading on a computer and prefer the iPad but Amazon Kindle for Mac is available on the App Store. It’s only a matter of time before Apple brings that to Mac OS.