Apple signs the end of its iTunes software, streaming glory

End of an era: Apple has announced Monday the end of iTunes, its famous multimedia software, a logical consequence of its choice to focus on its more fluid and more modern applications, Apple Music or Apple TV, focused on streaming.
As iPhone sales skate, the firm has confirmed its commitment to bet on its other products, services and applications, Monday at its annual conference Apple developers in California. The US group has also announced new features designed to better protect the personal data of its customers.
"The future of iTunes is not an" app "but three": Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and Apple TV, said Monday Craig Federighi, responsible for "software" of the US firm.