Beef up your digital TV library at a discount with this week's sale at iTunes on complete TV series like The Office, Friends, Dexter, Californication, and much more.
So what if the theater is closed? You can have movie night at home and save some cash in the process. This $5 film sale at iTunes is filled with iconic movies from the past few decades; some are even available in 4K at this price!
Amazon's having another sale on Apple iTunes gift cards and offering 15% off the $50 and $100 cards while supplies last. You'll need to use the appropriate promo code at checkout: ITUNES for the $50 card and ITUNES15 for the $100 card.
Amazon's having a Lightning deal on the $50 Apple App Store & iTunes gift card while supplies last! Saving on one of these lets you use those savings towards apps, games, movies, music, and even subscriptions purchased with your Apple ID.
Apple appears to be ready to build some new apps for Windows 10. In a new job listing posted to LinkedIn, the company is looking for a software engineer to create the "next generation of media apps for Windows."
If you're an iPhone or iPad owner and buy a lot of stuff from the iTunes Store, you might have been ignoring your Windows PC as a way to watch it. Get iTunes installed and get ready to binge.
A report from Cybersecurity company Morphisec via ArsTechnica has revealed how a zero-day vulnerability in iTunes and iCloud for Windows allowed hackers to infect Windows computers with ransomware without triggering antivirus software.
iTunes is easy to just put up with on the Mac because it's there when you boot up for the first time. But what about if you move to Windows? You can definitely leave it behind.
Though it's a little later than intended, iTunes is now up for grabs on the Microsoft Store for Windows 10.
Apple will drop support for the iTunes Store on Windows XP and Vista on May 25.
It looks like the wait for iTunes on the Microsoft Store will continue into 2018.
What is the status of Microsoft's iTunes and what is happening to Continuum now that Windows 10 Mobile is dead? Let's talk about it! Tunes into this week's episode of #AskDanWindows.
In a brief and, frankly, exceedingly unexpected announcement during its day two Build 2017 keynote, Microsoft announced that iTunes is coming to the Windows Store.
So you've got a fresh install of Windows and your first stop is making sure your media library is taken care of. Here's the quick and easy way of getting the latest version of iTunes installed.
Windows 10 has officially launched, but it seems as though the update is causing some issues with iTunes sync. If you are experiencing an issue syncing after your update, here's your fix.
Playlists are easy to move from iTunes to Groove on Windows 10, but what about the rest of your library? Providing you know where to look it's also pretty straight forward. Read on and we'll show you how.
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