The end of ITunes has come after 20 years of existence

After a run of about 20 years, iTunes has come to its end. Reason being that, Apple’s Monday release of a big software update for Macs called macOS Catalina has come to replace the iTunes.

What this means!

Replacing iTunes will be a trio of some sorted apps for Apple TV, Apple Music, and Podcasts. This new system generally would seem to solve lots of problem voiced by most iTunes user by simplifying the way they can find music or movies or whatever they may have downloaded from the cloud 🌥.

The music app strictly focused upon Apple Music streaming, browsing your library, and finding/downloading/buying new music on the go. Whereas, Apple TV lets you watch your movie downloads, go through Apple channels. Not to forget Apple TV+ official launch, will let you play shows from there on it without external app. Meanwhile, podcasts remains a place for your podcasts.

Obviously this should be consider the end of an era for iTunes.

With #macOSCatalina, your media library moves from iTunes into three new apps. Learn more about Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Podcasts, and where to find the iTunes Store: https://apple.co/33cvtE4

“Apple Support“
Officially macOSCatalina is out

Ooh, #macOS #Catalina just landed on my MacBook Air… pic.twitter.com/HISWOUxpYk

— Neville Hobson (@jangles) October 7, 2019

Apple has officially removed iTunes on the desktop with its latest operating system update, #Catalina.
The landmark application will now be divided into three separate platforms: Apple Music, Podcasts and Apple TV. pic.twitter.com/3pX01iwb2M

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) October 7, 2019