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Description

iTunes is a free application for Mac iOS devices and Windows PCs. It acts as a market place, library and player for digital music and video. Books and other files can be downloaded and stored. It syncs content to an iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV.

Accessibility Testing Results

Apple state that "iTunes 10 is screen-reader friendly. On a Mac using Mac OS X Leopard or later, it's compatible with VoiceOver; on a PC using Windows XP or Windows Vista, it's compatible with GW-Micro Window-Eyes 7.0". It should be noted that at present users cannot zoom and use VoiceOver on portable Mac devices.

#	Test	Score	Summary
16	Built in accessibility checks		Works well with all the built-in AT.
17	Application works with External Assistive Technologies		All elements woks great with external AT also.
18	Text or other alternatives for image elements.		Not Applicable
19	Keyboard / Alternative input with focus		Keyboard works for 99% tasks. Tab order is also perfect.
20	Labels for objects, fields or controls		Screen readers are able to read 95% of the Application with associated status to controls like disabled or active etc.
21	Audio alerts have visual cues		Not Applicable
22	Alternatives for Video / Animation		Some alternative to videos available downloaded from apple store.
23	Media events offer user control		All the controls are standard and can be accessed by keyboard.
24	Textual Information for screen reader		Screen Reader reads 95% of the Application automatically and rest of the part when active can be heard.
25	Keyboard shortcut keys offered		Everything works like a breeze.
26	Save user preferences for style and zoom		No option available for application Styling
27	Timed events can be altered		Not Applicable
28	Change colours and contrast		Nothing can be changed in case of colors and also application does not take on any system changes to color
29	Uniform and standardised presentation		Everything is according to standards
30	Documentation		Huge help file with everything placed perfectly.

Disability-Tailored Results

The following table shows how well the product performs for people with disabilities, as listed in the Disabilities section.

Percentages do not indicate how much of a site is accessible. They indicate the average figure of test results relevant to each disability. Select a disability to see which tests are relevant to it.

Activities you can do with iTunes

• Collections of specific items
• Digital Audio Recording and Sharing
• Edutainment