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It's time for iTunes to die, even though it was key to Apple's early success
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5 years ago
At its 2019 Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple announced that iTunes as we know it will no longer exist. Instead, it will be replaced by apps like Apple Music and Podcasts.
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