Paul Morris·

Download iTunes 12.7 With iOS 11 Support On Windows And Mac

Apple has officially made available to download iTunes 12.7 with iOS 11 support for both Windows and Mac users.

The updated version of what is perhaps the company’s most famous software comes immediately after the closure of today’s iPhone media event and offers, as mentioned earlier, instant support for iOS devices running iOS 11.

The general Apple-loving public has been waiting patiently for this particular media event to come along. There has been a huge amount of interest in the company’s 2017 iPhone range, with millions of consumers looking forward to seeing if the new iPhone X and iPhone 8 / iPhone 8 Plus lived up to early expectations.

iTunes may not be as exciting as the new iPhone, or any other hardware announcement to come out of the event today, but it’s an integral piece of software for those who regularly use Apple’s iPhone. This latest version ensures that anyone purchasing a new iPhone, or who intends to immediately upgrade to iOS 11, will have full compatibility with it.

It’s not often that we see Apple really pumping resource into the iTunes platform and bringing significant changes. Everyone now and then we may see a slight design overhaul, or the inclusion of new features, such as when Apple Music was introduced as a platform, but these days it’s usually minimal updates that worldwide users benefit from. This release definitely falls into the earlier category though with Apple removing the App Store and Ringtones section from iTunes, integrating Internet Radio into Apple Music section, and iTunes U into Podcasts, as well as bringing iOS 11 support to iTunes. You can check full changelog as follows:

With the above changes, apps and ringtones can now only be downloaded through the App Store on an iOS device itself.

An updated iTunes is definitely not the most exciting announcement to come of this particular media event, but it’s a worthwhile release. The update version is available to download right now via apple.com/itunes, or as an in-app update through the software update mechanism for those who already have it installed on their Windows or Mac computers.

You may also like to check out:

You can follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+ or like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the Web.