As teased late last week, Apple has officially decided to discontinue their iTunes music service, choosing instead to break up the desktop service and offer three separate applications for music, ...

With access to Apple's ever-expanding ecosystem, iTunes U provides the best way to pursue online education on the iPad. Seamless interoperation with Apple's ecosystem of music, apps, movies, books, TV ...

Apple is saying goodbye to iTunes after 18 years. The tech giant announced Monday that the online storefront for music and movies is being discontinued to make way for a suite of media apps. By ...

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Apple keynotes are always compelling and enjoyable events. The one that opened the developers’ conference, WWDC, earlier today, saw Craig Federighi raise the topic of iTunes on the Mac in typically ...

Apple has announced plans to replace iTunes, its long-running software which revolutionised the way people buy music, films and TV shows when it launched 18 years ago. Many are viewing the move as the ...

Apple eliminated the iTunes app on the new version of Mac software, macOS Catalina, which was released on Monday. Steve Jobs introduced iTunes in 2001 and launched the iTunes Music Store in 2003.

As expected, Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference product launch event for 2019 included an announcement that iTunes, the much-maligned aggregate app for MacOS, will be going away with the ...

Apple is widely expected to formalize the end of iTunes as we know it at its Worldwide Developer Conference in San Jose, Calif. Monday, when the company will give us a first view at the next versions ...

Apple is nixing the iTunes app in the next version of its Mac software, which launched on Monday. With macOS Catalina, the contents of iTunes will now be split up between three apps: Apple Music, ...

SAN JOSE, Calif.—As part of a slate of upcoming software updates, Apple will close the door on one of its most iconic pieces of software: iTunes. The company will split the application up into ...