Apple’s iTunes app has progressed massively along its unending roadmap. iTunes was used as a music player in Mac-old-days, then it was upgraded a step ahead when iPods turned out to be the trend in the world of music. Later, it attained a store-nature where you could download, store and do so much more with your music just through a few steps on your iOS devices; and now it is completely cloud-based tech that offers a massive range of facilities to its users- whether they be iOS users or the windows.
The Mac OS X on a computer allows maximum access to all the cool emotions of Apple’s love for the music world. Despite the era lying between online streaming and channel subscriptions, The Apple still provides download access to Tv shows, songs, and iTunes. The Apple’s iTunes Store arrives preloaded in a Mac OS X and has access to the updates from the app store. Here’s how to access iTunes Store in Mac OS X.
Step 1
Open ‘Applications’ Window
Select the ‘Go’ menu and then select ‘Applications’. The ‘Applications’ window will appear on the screen.
Step 2
Open 'iTunes'
From the ‘Applications’ window, double-click on the 'iTunes' icon under the ‘Music’ section. Your iTunes Store will open in a new window. You can now start using your iTunes Store on your Mac OS X.
Your access to the Apple’s iTunes Store on your Mac OS X just got easier than ever.
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