Six reasons breaking up iTunes into highly focused, lightweight apps totally makes sense

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By Christian ZibregAug 24, 2015, 12:55 pm441 pts
I think most people will agree that iTunes for Mac and Windows has long been ripe for a thorough change from top to bottom and inside out, if not a complete reboot. The reasoning is simple: after more than fourteen years of adding one layer of code atop another and cramming every little feature it could…

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