Apple confirmed it will get rid of the 20-year-old iTunes app in an attempt to make each Apple device more independent from the iPhone.
Apple CEO Tim Cook presented the change at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, Calif., Bloomberg reported. Also on the table are numerous other methods of making Apple gadgets, such as Apple Watches, less reliant on the iPhone, Bloomberg reported.
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