Essentially, it’ll mean iPhone users won’t need to login to iCloud on the web to access their stored photos and will be able to see them natively on their laptop or desktop. In the post, published alongside the launch of Microsoft’s next-generation of Surface hardware on Wednesday, Microsoft says the iCloud for Windows app will include Photos integration from November. We can’t wait for you to be able to listen to your favourite music, playlists and more from Apple Music, and watch your favourite Apple TV+ series and movies, right on your Windows PC.”
“Previews of these apps will be available in the Microsoft Store later this year. “We’re also happy to announce that Apple Music and the Apple TV app will launch on Windows next year,” Microsoft says in a blog post. That’ll mean Windows 11 users will be able to access the library of content they’ve purchased from Apple, while enjoying original content from the Apple TV+ streaming service. Previews of both apps are coming before 2022 is out. While Apple Music is launching on Xbox consoles today to join Apple TV, Windows PC users are getting Apple Music and Apple TV from next year.
In the meantime however, these new updates to Media Player, however small, will be a big help to those who just want to manage their music with no fuss, but in an app that calls back to the days of a CRT monitor, attached to a beige-colored PC, logging in to the internet through a dial-up connection.Microsoft has confirmed an influx of Apple apps and services – like Apple TV, Apple Music and iCloud Photos – are launching on Windows 11 in the near future. As an added touch, having these work across multiple monitors, a common staple in offices and workplaces, could bring the multi-colored visualizations to a new level in how they can work on multiple devices. The visualizations were a big drawer in previous versions, so to have these in an upcoming update would be great to see as you're playing the latest Kendrick Lamar album. Users remember logging onto MSN Messenger after school and sending 'nudges' to each other, and having some features be brought back to Media Player could be a nice touch. Nostalgia applies to all types of medium - from television to games, and now apps.
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