Apple is finally bringing its Apple Music and Apple TV apps to Windows, as preview versions of the two apps have quietly appeared on the Microsoft Store.

While using Apple’s apps on Windows isn’t ideal, it’s significantly easier than it used to be—and you can now get most of your Apple information from a Windows desktop or laptop.

Aimed at Windows 10 and 11, Apple's Devices app, Music app, and TV app will eliminate the need for iTunes at this point except for podcasts and audiobooks.

Apple TV+ and Apple Music already have a preview from the Windows Store for its future arrival on the app distributing platform of the company.

At present, iTunes for Windows is still the only app officially available in Microsoft's store, but "preview" releases of Apple Music and Apple TV can be found.

Today, Microsoft and Apple announced a number of deeper integrations of Apple services on both Windows PCs and Xbox game consoles, including Music and TV apps for both platforms and the ability to ...

Last October, Microsoft announced that Apple Music and Apple TV apps would be coming to the Microsoft Store in 2023 for installation on Windows ...

The apps include Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices, all built natively for Windows 11. Being a preview, the apps are only available for those currently in the U.S. running Windows 11.

Last week, Apple released native versions of Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices for Windows. The apps, which are available on the Microsoft Store, are labeled as “previews”, and they’re meant to ...

Microsoft has begun rolling out iCloud Photos integration in Windows 11, with the feature available to all users by the end of November.