iTunes' days are numbered on Windows 10
Apple's iTunes doesn't have much time left on Windows, as Apple has rolled out a new trio of apps to replace the venerable music player.
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Windows 10
Amber Neely
Mac could benefit from 2024 PC market revival, Windows 10's death
Global PC shipments could see a return to growth during 2024, with Apple's Mac business also potentially benefiting from the 2025 end of support for Windows 10, too.
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Malcolm Owen
Microsoft says Windows on ARM will not support Apple M1 Macs
Microsoft poured cold water on hopes that its Windows on ARM solution will one day support Apple Silicon, saying that running ARM versions of Windows 11 on M1 Macs is not "a supported scenario."
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Mikey Campbell
Parallels Desktop 17 brings Windows 11 to Mac with enhanced M1 support
PC virtualization software firm Parallels is back with its latest release in Parallels Desktop 17, delivering support for Windows 11 and Apple's macOS Monterey on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
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AppleInsider Staff
Microsoft detailing 'next generation of Windows' on June 24
Microsoft has announced that it will reveal the "next generation of Windows," which will likely include significant updates, at a keynote event on June 24.
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Mike Peterson
Microsoft confirms Windows 10X isn't coming in 2021, may never launch
Microsoft has confirmed that it won't release Windows 10X in 2021, and has suggested that the update in the form it was announced may never see the light of day.
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Microsoft Windows 10X reportedly paused to focus on Windows 10 enhancements
A report suggests that Microsoft will not release Windows 10X in 2021, and the version originally shared "will likely never arrive."
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Wesley Hilliard
Windows 10X delayed, devices won't arrive until 2021
Microsoft's initiative to produce Windows 10X has reportedly hit some roadblocks, with a report claiming devices using it won't launch until 2021, with dual-screen devices arriving in 2022.
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Rumor: New Apple app for Windows launching soon
Apple is supposedly on the verge of launching a new first-party app for Microsoft's Windows 10, a move that could see the tech giant replace iTunes with standalone streaming apps.
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Roger Fingas
Mike Wuerthele
