Apple will soon kill off iTunes and, with it, an entire era of music history
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Samuel Axon
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Summary
Apple launched a streaming music service called Apple Music in 2015, which added even more layers, and some critics began pointing to the application as a leading example of unintuitive and even bad user-experience design—hardly something Apple wanted to be known for.Apple has already spent a couple of years siphoning off some iTunes features to other apps in iOS, its mobile operating system for iPhones and iPads. Apple also did not say how existing users will be able to port media libraries from iTunes to the new apps.
As said here by Samuel Axon