A few weeks before Apple's September "Wonderlust" event and the anticipated release of iOS 17, the tech giant began rolling out changes early, starting with the iTunes Movie Trailers app on Thursday.

Interestingly, the standalone iTunes Movies and iTunes TV Shows apps are still included in tvOS 17.2, but those simply redirect users to the TV app.

Apple began transitioning whoever is left watching the iTunes Movie Trailers iPhone app, over to its TV one weeks ago, but now the famous service is finished.

Apple just released the newest version of iTunes with some very welcome improvements. When you download version 11.0.3, your MiniPlayer will be getting a lovely new design in addition to a more ...

You can also export iTunes playlists as .m3u files, which will be supported by the Android Media Scan service so most apps will be able to access these playlists.

Apple’s latest tvOS beta suggests the iTunes Movies and TV Shows apps on Apple TV are on their way out. The former home of streaming purchases and rentals is no longer in the tvOS 17.2 release ...

Several weeks ago, Apple started the process of discontinuing the iTunes Movie Trailers app, pushing users toward the Apple TV app instead. In a new update today, Apple has killed the dedicated ...

Back in October 2011, alongside the launch of iCloud and iOS 5, Apple launched the iTunes Movie Trailers app as a place to find information about upcoming movies, compare Rotten Tomato scores, and ...

Apple updated both apps for Mac and Windows, but Microsoft's QuickTime bug is still a problem.