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Apple Music and Apple TV apps for Windows 11 now rolling out as beta on the Microsoft Store

Por: 9to5Mac Tech January 14, 2023

Earlier this week, at the new Apple Music and Apple TV apps coming to Windows 11. Now Windows PC users can finally download a beta version of these apps directly from the Microsoft Store. Apple Music and Apple TV apps now available for Windows As announced by Microsoft last year, Apple is finally bringing Apple Music and Apple TV apps to Windows. These apps have been built with more modern technologies, so they run faster and use fewer resources... + full article



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