Ashley Carman writes in her Soundbite newsletter at Bloomberg: Labels have been strategizing around iTunes, in part, at the behest of Apple, executives tell me. In conversations with its partners, the ...

While music streaming may be king, both Apple and the recording industry at large aren't quite ready to write off the power of the iTunes sale. People are still buying music on iTunes. Sure, it might ...

Being one of the most popular desktop operating systems, Windows has access to a wide selection of apps. Some of these apps are available via the bundled Microsoft Store; however, others are scattered ...

MusicBee is one of the most popular music players in Windows. It’s free, easy to use, and comes with loads of accessibility features. However, MusicBee users have reported one or two issues with the ...

I am trying to move my iTunes music library from my old iMac (which I am retiring due to its being out of SW support) to a new Windows 10 PC that I am using for such things. The library is made up of ...

Edit Menu: Click on the drop-down box below the menu bar and select "Edit Menu" to expand the list. Tick Apps Checkbox: Tick the "Apps" checkbox and select "Done" to add the "Apps" section to the menu ...

Apple's latest iTunes update, version 12.13.2, caters to Windows users, offering a range of improvements and new features. This update is a testament to Apple's dedication to ensuring a seamless user ...

Apple has sounded the death knell for iTunes for Windows. On a new support page, Apple touted three new apps as replacements for the same functions in iTunes for Windows. Also: Can your Windows 10 PC ...

What just happened? Apple has been migrating PCs away from iTunes for years in favor of separate music, video, and device management apps. The process is nearing completion as the Cupertino giant's ...

Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices are all designed to replace iTunes on Windows. Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices are all designed to replace iTunes on Windows. is a senior editor and ...

Apple is phasing out iTunes for Windows. Years after the company broke down its legendary software for the Mac into Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV+, it's finally time for Windows users to ...

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.