Apple has quietly released PC apps for Apple Music and TV — but the new apps will not run on the near ubiquitous Windows 10. Apple replaced iTunes for Mac users in 2019, splitting its functions ...

If Apple was serious about its Windows apps, it would have released new apps in October when Catalina landed, not months later. Heck, the iTunes for Windows app hasn’t even been updated since March.

The Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices apps that Apple has been testing for Windows machines have officially launched, ending a long preview period and bringing an end to the iTunes app on ...

Aimed at Windows 10 and 11, Apple's Devices app, Music app, and TV app will eliminate the need for iTunes at this point except for podcasts and audiobooks. Written by Lance Whitney, Contributor ...

All Windows 10 and Windows 11 users can now download Apple's new music, TV, and mobile device management apps from the Windows store. The Windows iCloud app also received a visual overhaul.

How to download Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Devices for Windows 11 As long as you're running Windows 11 version 22621.0 or higher, you can download any of the three apps to your computer.

Apple's standalone Windows media apps have been a long time coming. The company was recruiting engineers to build them as far back as 2019, the same year Apple announced separate Music, TV and ...

In the case of Apple TV, wider platform availability is crucial as Apple strikes wide-reaching sports deals, such as the deal to exclusively stream Major League Soccer beginning with the 2023 season.

Apple’s Music and TV apps for Windows have made an appearance, with preview versions of the apps being spotted on the Microsoft Store by The Verifier (via MacRumors). Last October, Microsoft ...

Apple has only released a handful of apps for the Microsoft Store besides iCloud, offering Windows versions of iTunes, Apple TV, Apple Music, and an Apple Devices manager app. But at time of ...