Is the end of iTunes coming? Apple plans to renew its digital ecosystem

Apple, announced that its next version of iOS 10.15 would be accompanied by the TV application and that it would bring, among other improvements, the fragmentation of iTunes in different independent applications aimed at music, podcasts and books.

According to reports published in the specialized media, 9to5 Mac, end of March, the renewal of its digital ecosystem has been announced. With that comes the possibility that the little compatible iTunes, could stop to exist give way to the creation of modern models facilitating and accelerating the organization of digital archives.

One of Apple's intentions is the promotion of marzipan applications, the new technology designed to enhance and facilitate the conversion of shared codes in applications ranging from the iPad to the laptop.

This gesture of the apple would mean that it could to put MacOs software online with iOS, which for years has implemented applications dedicated to specific functions.

In addition to the new storage tools, it is also possible to includen major overhaul of the application for eBooks, which will have a sidebar very similar to the Apple news app.

Among the new icons in this section, you'll find a title bar with different tabs for the library, bookstore, and audiobook store. In turn, the library tab will have a sidebar that will display the list of documents collected by users.

Until the moment no other information has been given if the Apple Books application will be overhauled with Marzipan's technology, it would be a likely strategy on the part of the company because the new version of iOS was created first.

With these independent tools for multimedia services, it remains a big question about the future of iTunes in macOS 10.15, which could be one of the most important versions of Apple.

One of the most accurate realities is that it will continue to be included in new devices, since there is no solution yet to manually synchronize in the first generations of iPod and iPhone.