Apple Expands its Reach to Windows Users with Launch of Apple TV, Apple Music and Apple Devices for PC
To reduce the dependence of Windows users on iTunes and provide them with a more seamless entertainment and device management experience, Apple has announced the launch of PC versions of Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Devices. These programs are the result of a collaboration between Apple and Microsoft, and are now available in official form after a period of testing and revision.
With the latest PC versions of Apple TV and Apple Music, Windows users can easily watch their favorite TV shows and movies, or listen to music from their iTunes library or Apple Music subscription service. Additionally, the Apple Devices program allows users to easily manage iPhones and iPads through Windows computers, providing options for backing up, restoring, and synchronizing content.
In addition to these new programs, Apple has also updated the iCloud for Windows program to work better with Windows systems. Furthermore, Microsoft has integrated iCloud Photos into the Windows 11 Photos program, providing added convenience for iPhone and iPad users.
It is important to note that the above programs are compatible with Windows 10 or Windows 11 systems, but do not currently support ARM64 computers.
Overall, this move by Apple demonstrates its commitment to expanding its services to a wider range of users, providing them with access to a seamless and integrated experience across different platforms.
Source of information and pictures: macworld