The iTunes Store revolutionized the way people bought music, not only prompting digital sales over physical, but allowing ...

On April 28, 2003, Apple threw open the virtual doors to its iTunes Store, and music – all digital media, really – hasn’t been the same since. Suddenly, an industry terrified of online piracy had a ...

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Apple’s iTunes offers over 28 million songs, more than 1 million podcasts, and a bunch of TV shows, movies, music videos, and audiobooks. It’s all a part of Apple’s seamless ecosystem, but what ...

Apple is killing the iTunes app on the Mac in favor of three new apps in macOS Catalina this fall: Apple TV, Apple Music and Apple Podcasts. But your music library will remain intact right in Apple ...

I can blame one of my earliest feelings of inadequacy on Apple founder Steve Jobs. It was an otherwise unremarkable elementary sleep-away trip, requiring a three-hour bus ride upstate. My then-best ...

When Napster launched in 1999, the digital music platform unleashed a disruptive tsunami of music discovery and file sharing, which famously caught the music business off guard. The high margin ...

The built-in sharing tools on iTunes make it easy to listen to a library of music on several machines on your home network. Here's how. The built-in sharing tools on iTunes make it easy to listen to a ...

An eyewitness reflects on the iPod at 25, how it transformed Apple, paved the way for the iPhone, and why its lessons still matter.

If you have an iTunes Match subscription, and you’ve updated to the latest version of iTunes (12.2), you may have had a bit of a surprise. There is, actually, scant mention of iTunes Match in the ...

Whether you're using your iPhone to listen to music on a business trip or need to use your iPhone's music capabilities to listen to work-related audio, you have a variety of options beyond the music ...

Apple announced Monday that it’s retiring iTunes and splitting the service into separate music, podcast, and TV apps. The changes will take effect for Mac users in the fall. Although some form of ...