Fulfilling promises made nearly a year ago, Apple on Thursday released iTunes for Windows 10 on the Microsoft Store, ensuring compatibility with the latest Windows 10 S devices. As of today, Windows ...

Windows users can now download full versions of the Apple Music and Apple TV applications, as well as a new Apple Devices app. They make the venerable iTunes app almost obsolete. The software ...

iTunes may be dead for macOS, but Windows users still have to put up with it. Photo: AP Images With the release of macOS Catalina this week, so came the death of iTunes for Mac users—but not anyone ...

iTunes, Apple's software for downloading, purchasing, and managing content on iOS devices and playing Apple content on Macs and PCs, is now available for download through Microsoft's Windows 10 Store.

Apple discontinued iTunes for Mac users several years ago. You can still access your iTunes library of music, podcasts, and movies on Apple's new apps. iTunes still exists for Windows and older Macs.

Apple has released iTunes 12.12.10 for Windows, adding security improvements and support for new devices that include the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models. iTunes for Windows can be downloaded from ...

Apple's iTunes doesn't have much time left on Windows, as Apple has rolled out a new trio of apps to replace the venerable music player. According to a new Apple support page, the trio apps only work ...

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Apple today released an iTunes 12.12.10 update for Windows users, and the new software adds both security improvements and support for new devices that include the iPhone 15 and ‌iPhone‌ 15 Pro models ...

The release of macOS Catalina marked a seminal moment in the history of Apple — the dissolution of iTunes as a single, standalone element in favor of breaking it apart into multiple apps now dedicated ...

In brief: Apple said goodbye to iTunes on macOS earlier this year, and the Windows 10 version could face the same fate---though a job listing from the company suggests it's working on a successor.