"Apple Revamps Windows Experience with New Standalone Apps and iCloud Redesign"

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Apple has revamped its suite of Windows apps, including iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV, and Devices, offering macOS features to PC users. The new apps replace most of the functionality from iTunes for Windows and are available in the Microsoft Store for both Windows 10 and 11. The overhauled iCloud for Windows app features a new design, supports dark mode, and offers streamlined setup. While some iCloud features are still unavailable on Windows, Apple's focus on improving its Windows apps may be linked to the growth of its Services division, which includes revenue from iCloud, Apple Music, and other subscription plans.
- Apple overhauls its entire Windows app suite, including iCloud and Apple Music Ars Technica
- Apple moves away from iTunes on PC with new Windows apps The Verge
- Apple Officially Splits iTunes for Windows Into Apple Music, TV, and Devices Apps MacRumors
- Apple launches a redesigned iCloud app for Windows TechCrunch
- iTunes for Windows nears EOL as Apple launches new 'standalone experiences' Macworld
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