We saw Google Instant, Youtube instant, App of the Day Instant, and now Stephen Ou who is a 15 year old boy presents iTunes instant. This instant engine works just like the Google Instant and others, when you type in the words in the bar it shows you album arts and names of the related music albums.
This is what its developer has to say “Search within iTunes.app is extremely slow and cluster, I’ve never used it. So I use Apple’s Search API instead, and develop[ed] this app in less than three hours that will make your life better.” And in my opinion this is a very useful search if you want to search music in the iTunes. It shows eight possible options from which you can select the album that suits your query the most.
Try it yourself to test this awesome creation (Link) .
Thank You Stephen Ou for the tip.
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