At its annual WWDC comforence, Apple announced its plans to finally phase out iTunes in its new MacOS, Catalina. Here's what you need to know about the death of Apple's long-running app, and what ...

First, the iTunes Music Store would open to Apple computer users only -- a tiny portion of the internet population in 2003. (The store was opened to Windows users five months later, after selling ...

Paired with Apple's innovative iPod and iPhone devices, iTunes introduced a seamless customer experience (CX), which converted millions to the world of digital music.

If you haven’t heard, iTunes and Apple Music are about to get a refresh from Apple that will hopefully fix a lot of our ongoing issues with the apps while also introducing some fresh visuals ...

Though Apple's music strategy is now more about its relatively new streaming service, Apple Music, its tried-and-true iTunes application is still best-in-class. In the latest iTunes update, the ...

Here's how the whole music-deletion deal might have worked: If someone was an Apple Music subscriber prior to updating iTunes to 12.3.3, then the bug that wiped their local files would have still ...

Apple Music complicates matters because it also allows you to play, and download, any track from the iTunes Store as long as your subscription is valid. Why does Apple delete my music files?

The only Apple-specific part of old iTunes files is that they’re wrapped in DRM (these music files end in the file extension .m4p—the p stands for “protected”—as opposed to .m4a).