Itunes won't make it to the windows store in time for the chimes

Despite the fact that Microsoft had announced that Apple's iTunes app would be available to users in its own app store this year, it finally appears that iTunes will not hit Microsoft's Windows Store in 2017.

iTunes does not arrive on time

Earlier this year, and taking advantage of the “Build” event for developers, the computing giant Microsoft announced that Apple planned to bring its iTunes application to the Windows 10 application store, which would be an easier way for users they could find the software in the window kits.

At the time, Microsoft said the application would be available in the Windows Store "by the end of this year, " a deadline that Apple will not meet.

According to statements made by an Apple spokesperson to ZDNet, "We have been working with Microsoft to deliver the full iTunes experience to our customers and we need a little more time to get it right."

Both companies continue working so that iTunes finally reaches the Windows Store, according to the same sources consulted by ZDNet, but there is no specific date for the arrival of the iTunes app at the Windows app store.

Currently, most Windows users can download iTunes software outside of the Windows app store however Windows 10 S users are forced to forego the use of iTune s for the time being as it This is a version of Windows that can only run applications available from the Microsoft Store.

The news comes just after, once again, alarms have been raised about the possible disappearance of iTunes as a music sales service, increasingly downward to the benefit of streaming music services such as Apple Music or Spotify.. And although Apple denies it, it is evidence that it is an already written end that only needs to be dated.