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entertainment4 months ago

Taylor Swift's New Album Sparks Revival and Midnight Launch Events

Taylor Swift has revived iTunes for the exclusive pre-order of her new album 'The Life of a Showgirl,' marking a rare return of the platform since its decline in 2019. This move highlights her strategic focus on direct sales over streaming, emphasizing the value of album purchases for artists' revenue and chart success. Swift's efforts include limited-edition vinyls, special covers, and exclusive content, demonstrating her influence in both music and retail sectors.

via Business Insider|
#album-pre-order#entertainment#itunes
entertainment1 year ago

"Godzilla Minus One Dominates Streaming with Stellar Reviews and Special Editions"

"Godzilla Minus One" has made history by simultaneously topping Netflix and iTunes VOD charts following an unexpected release. The film, which grossed $56 million in the U.S. and Canada, skipped the usual higher-priced PVOD rental and went directly to a $5.99 rental on iTunes. This surprise release has led to significant viewership, pushing it to #1 on both platforms.

via IndieWire|
#entertainment#godzilla-minus-one#itunes
businesstech1 year ago

"Netflix Ends Apple Billing for Grandfathered Subscribers"

Netflix is removing access to iTunes billing for users who have been paying through the platform, requiring them to pay the company directly. This change affects those on the basic plan and follows Netflix's decision to stop allowing new customers to sign up for in-app subscriptions on Apple devices in 2018. Customers who were enjoying grandfathered pricing will now have to pay the current rates, which have increased since the removal of the $10 basic plan in the US and the UK.

via Engadget|
#apple#billing#businesstech
technology1 year ago

"Apple's New Windows Apps Signal the End of iTunes Era"

Apple has launched new music, TV, and mobile device management apps for Windows 10 and 11, aiming to replace the legacy iTunes software. The new apps allow users to manage music, video, and device syncing, with the old iTunes app eventually handling only podcasts and audiobooks. Windows users can now download these new apps from the Windows store, while the Windows iCloud app also received a visual overhaul. Apple is encouraging users to transition to the new apps, signaling the eventual discontinuation of iTunes for Windows.

via TechSpot|
#apple#apps#itunes
technology1 year ago

"Apple Introduces New Media Apps to Replace iTunes on Windows"

Apple has officially released three new dedicated apps for Windows 10 and 11 as replacements for iTunes: the Music app for accessing and playing albums and songs, the TV app for movies and TV shows, and the Devices app for backing up, restoring, and syncing media between a Windows PC and an iPhone or iPad. With these new apps, the only remaining use for iTunes on Windows is for podcasts and audiobooks, but standalone apps for these are expected to follow. Users still on older Windows versions will need to continue using iTunes. The new apps read the contents of the iTunes library, and users are advised not to remove iTunes after installing the new apps.

via ZDNet|
#apple#itunes#media-apps
technology1 year ago

"Apple's Overhaul: iTunes for Windows Replaced with Standalone Apps"

Apple has announced the near end-of-life for iTunes for Windows, introducing new "standalone experiences" for Apple Music and Apple TV, as well as a new Devices management app for iPhone users. Windows users can still use iTunes for audiobooks and podcasts, and a redesigned iCloud for Windows app has also been released, offering cleaner access to iCloud features.

via Macworld|
#apple#apple-music#apple-tv
technology1 year ago

"Apple Transforms Windows Experience with New Apps, Redesigned iCloud, and iTunes Split"

Apple is launching its Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Devices apps on Windows, aiming to move users away from iTunes reliance. The apps, along with an overhauled iCloud for Windows app, provide access to iTunes libraries, subscription streaming content, and device backup and sync. Microsoft has collaborated with Apple on the apps and welcomed their launch, with the new apps currently available only on traditional x86-based PCs running Windows 10 or 11.

via The Verge|
#apple#apps#itunes
technology1 year ago

"Apple Redesigns iCloud for Windows, Introduces New Suite of Apps to Replace iTunes"

Apple has redesigned the iCloud for Windows app, introducing a clearer interface and improved sync performance, while also removing Apple Music and Apple TV from preview status on Windows. This marks the ongoing transition from iTunes to separate apps for each service, leaving iTunes on Windows with a purpose for playing podcasts and audiobooks, but with no word on whether Apple plans to introduce proper Podcasts and Books apps for Windows.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#apple-music#icloud
entertainment1 year ago

"Britney Spears' 'Selfish' Outshines Justin Timberlake's Track in Chart Battle"

Britney Spears' 2011 song "Selfish" has surpassed ex Justin Timberlake's new song of the same name on the U.S. iTunes Top Songs chart, as her fans rallied to stream her music and push it to number one. This comes after Britney candidly discussed their past relationship in her memoir, including revelations about a pregnancy and breakup. Justin's new song "Selfish" is the first single off his upcoming album, and the trolling on the charts follows Britney's recent disclosures about their early-aughts romance.

via E! NEWS|
#britney-spears#entertainment#itunes
music2 years ago

Ariana Grande's Controversial Rise to No. 1 Dominance

Ariana Grande is strategically releasing multiple versions of her new single "Yes, And?" in an effort to secure the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100. Currently dominating the U.S. iTunes chart with 14 variations of the song, including instrumental and a cappella versions, Grande's tactic aims to maximize sales and chart performance. While this strategy is common among artists, the extent of 14 versions in a short span raises eyebrows, signaling a clear push for the top spot.

via Forbes|
#and#ariana-grande#billboard-charts
technology2 years ago

Apple Streamlines Streaming: iTunes Redirects to Redesigned Apple TV App

Apple is redirecting users searching for TV shows and movies from iTunes to the newly redesigned Apple TV app. The updated app features a new sidebar that provides access to Apple TV+, MLS Season Pass, and the Store where users can buy and rent movies and shows. The Store tab in the Apple TV app now unifies movies and TV shows in one place, replacing iTunes as the point-of-sale for transactional video-on-demand titles. The app also introduces a Home section for a unified guide and profiles for personalized content recommendations.

via Variety|
#apple#apple-tv-app#itunes
technology2 years ago

Apple TV bids farewell to iTunes Movies and TV Shows in latest update

Apple's latest tvOS software update, 17.2, discontinues the iTunes Movies and TV Shows apps on Apple TV 4K, replacing them with the more modern Apple TV app. The new firmware aims to draw users to the TV app for all buying and renting of entertainment, shedding the iTunes branding entirely. Future purchases will be made primarily through the main Apple TV app. This move aligns with Apple's strategy to transition into a content hub and compete with streaming giants like Netflix and Disney Plus. The update also includes additional features such as a sidebar, "add to queue" button, and VPN connection setup.

via Tom's Guide|
#apple#apple-tv#itunes
technology2 years ago

Apple Drops iTunes Movies and TV Shows Apps in Latest tvOS Update

Apple is removing the iTunes Movies and iTunes TV Show apps from the Apple TV with the upcoming tvOS 17.2 update. The apps will be replaced by the Apple TV app, which supports both movie and TV show purchases. The move aims to eliminate redundancy and confusion for Apple TV users. The iTunes Store app on iPhones and iPads may also remove the option to purchase TV shows and movies in the future. The tvOS 17.2 update also introduces a sidebar for easier access to content from Apple's services and integrated streaming services.

via MacRumors|
#apple#apple-tv#itunes