Apple has just launched iTunes 10.5.2 with several key improvements for iTunes Match, a long with some fixes in audio distortion when playing or importing music CDs. Sadly we’re still not clear on what those improvements to iTunes Match were, but I do know of many cases where customers have complained of the service simply halting with no specific reason.

iTunes Match is a service where you pay $25 a year for Apple’s iTunes Store to match your music with their files on the store. If a match is made, then Apple will switch your current music with their more enhanced music format.

In my testing I do notice iTunes Match to be working a little faster than before, but we’ll keep you posted if this update is significant. If your computer isn’t updating automatically, make sure you download the application from the iTunes website.

Source: Apple