Today is the release day for all the final versions of Apple’s iOS 9.3.2

Today is the release day for all the final versions of Apple’s iOS 9.3.2, OS X 10.11.5 El Capitan, tvOS 9.2.1 and watchOS 2.2.1, that brings a ton of updates for various software installations. In addition to pushing out multiple new operating system updates, has today released an upgraded version of its iTunes platform, taking the software to version 12.4. Took seven months to through this latest update that comes approximately after iTunes version 12.3 was made to public consumption. Thought that it could show its face at this year’s WWDC 2016, looked to try and improve the overall experience for users who regularly interact with the iconic media management software.

Nevertheless, Apple’s latest iTunes release comes bundled with a number of design and visual changes that have been implemented as part of an effort to improve the whole user-experience. Many users as expected have shouted in public forums and on social media, and to Apple directly for that matter, on how they find iTunes quite confusing and difficult to use. To that end, it now seems that Apple has managed to simplify the overall experience by re-introducing the familiar sidebar for navigation, as well as added a new ‘Media Picker’ to give users quick access to media options.

Here’s what the company has actually chosen to publish some informative releases notes. The full official changelog for iTunes 12.4.

Now enjoy all of your music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and more in a simpler design.

Navigation. Now you can use Back and Forward buttons as you navigate between your Library, Apple Music, iTunes Store, and more.

Media Picker. Easily switch between Music, Movies, TV shows and more–and Edit to choose just the items you want.

Library and Playlists. Use Sidebar to view your Library in new ways. Drag and drop songs to easily add them to Playlists. And Edit Sidebar to show only your favorite views.

Menus. Menus in iTunes are now simpler and easier to use. Use the View menu to customize your Library or try context menus to act on specific items.