Apple Has Officially Confirmed Its Plans To Phase Out ITunes Music Library And Replace It With Three Different Apps - But Windows Users Will Still Be Able To Use The Old System

Apple has officially confirmed its plans to phase out iTunes music library and replace it with three different apps - but Windows users will still be able to use the old system.
Following months of rumors, the firm revealed it will be killing off the 18-year-old music storage library in favor of its three newer entertainment apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcast, and Apple TV.
Apple says you'll still have access to all of your existing music, whether you 'downloaded the songs, purchased them or ripped them from a CD'.
To replace iTunes, customer's music will be transferred to Apple Music, with audio books and podcasts moved to Apple Podcast and video will be stored in the Apple TV app.
But anyone using a Window operating system, or any hardware other than a Mac, will not be able to download the new apps and can still use iTunes.
Apple also announced the iTunes Music Store will also be remaining in place. 
The firm also promised the new system will include 'all the features you'd expect from iTunes, all while being blazingly fast.'
In addition to the death of iTunes, Apple also confirmed another long-running rumor: the launch of 'dark mode' for iPhone. 
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Apple has officially confirmed its plans to phase out iTunes.

Following months of rumors, the firm revealed it will be killing off the 18-year-old music library in favor of its three newer entertainment apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcast, and Apple TV
Apple has confirmed a slew of long-running rumors at its annual developer conference today, including the launch of 'dark mode' for iPhone.

The firm unveiled the sleek new design option alongside iOS 13
The firm unveiled the sleek new design option alongside iOS 13, which will come with faster download speeds, smarter task reminders, a new keyboard to allow for ultra-fast swipe-typing, and updates for Mail, Notes, and Safari.
Apple kicked off WWDC 2019 on Monday with a more detailed look at its new streaming services and the latest operating systems for its family of devices.

It also took the wraps of its first new Mac Pro in years, boasting a cheese grater-style tower, and the new macOS, Catalina.
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