Apple has introduced three new Windows apps that will make it easier for Windows users to use Apple Music and Apple TV+, as well as sync their Apple devices more conveniently with Windows. The Microsoft Store already lists the apps, but the release date is still pending.
The first app, the Apple TV app, allows users to access Apple’s streaming service, Apple TV+, take out a subscription, and stream series such as Ted Lasso, Severance, For All Mankind, and The Morning Show. Users can also buy movies and series, and access the library of content they’ve already purchased. Additionally, the app provides direct access to select third-party streaming services such as Paramount+.
The second app, the Apple Music app, offers access to Apple’s music streaming service and has a similar design structure as the Apple TV app. The third app, called Devices, will replace iTunes and will be used to sync iPods and iPhones to a PC, update device firmware, and back up to iCloud or locally at the computer.
