It seems that Microsoft and Apple took a little break from trying to outdo each other, and are now focusing on bringing some of each other’s apps and services in for shared experience. Recent information available from official sources and social media indicate that we are in for a big treat in the near future.

Apple announces that iCloud is coming to Windows 11 PCs

We’ve recently been talking about another iconic application that is going to be transitioning from the Mac OS to Windows, and Android. As you can most likely remember, FaceTime is said to soon become part of the Windows family, much to everyone’s absolute delight. From the latest support document released to the public by Apple, the best news that we take with us is the fact that iCloud will finally be available for Windows users. The main requirement for users to actually be able to use this service on their PCs is the operating system itself. In order to enjoy iTunes, the running OS must be Windows 11 or higher. There is no mention of an official release date yet but, with Windows 11 being right around the corner, we can expect this to become available until the end of the year, maybe even early next year. Even though we have to play the waiting game some more, this is still excellent news, considering that the demand for such features is constantly growing with each year.

iTunes is already up and running for Windows 11 users

Another piece of news that has been circulating around social media platforms has contributed to the already wonderful day that users were having upon discovering Apple’s plans for iCloud. Apparently, as indicated by a user on Reddit, after installing the first available version of the Windows 11 OS, the newest app available is iTunes 4. This more than completely unexpected for most of us, but a welcome feature non the less. It seems that, with each passing month, the big tech companies decide to share some of the most popular and user-friendly apps with each other, to great results. Let’s all hope that they keep this up so, in the future, we can enjoy all these cross-platform benefits to suit our every need. Are you happy with the latest Apple & Microsoft collaborations? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.

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