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There's going to be a new place for you to rent or buy movies online. AMC Entertainment is joining the fray largely dominated by Apple and Amazon.
Apple finally pulled the plug on iTunes and has merged all its functionally into other parts of macOS Catalina, but what happens to your iTunes library?
The most recent iTunes movie sale has slashed the price of countless “iconic movies” to under $10.
How do you easily switch iTunes or App Stores to get the content you want from the region where it's available? Simple!
Love a song or album on Apple Music and want to make it your own? Here's how to purchase it from iTunes on your iPhone or iPad.
Up Next also keeps track of your play history, whether you're listening to songs from your music collection, Apple Music, Beats 1, or Apple Music radio stations. Here's how you can use it!
Apple isn't really killing iTunes as much as setting it free.
This iTunes sale spans decades of film history, offering 10-film bundles for $20 and separate movies for $5 each.
Apple isn’t killing iTunes on Monday. Tim Cook isn’t coming to your house and deleting all the music and movies you’ve bought and downloaded over the years. So, what is happening?
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between. This week: R.I.P. Mix. Burn.
Discounted iTunes cards are the best ways to save on subscriptions and microtransactions.
Want an easy way to keep track of the credit for your Apple ID? Try an iTunes Pass.
Streaming your iTunes video purchases on iPhone and iPad should let you save lots of precious storage space on your iPhone or iPad.
