Apple allegedly has an aggressive plan to "terminate" music downloads from iTunes within two years, reports Digital Music News citing sources ...

A new report, citing industry sources, claims Apple is prepared to kill iTunes music downloads off in as little as two years.

In the Finder, navigate to the /username/iTunes/iTunes Music/Downloads/ folder and remove any incomplete files (named with a ".tmp" at the end of them), then retry the downloads.

The move would mean the company would stop selling downloads of music from iTunes and instead focus entirely on monthly subscriptions to its Apple Music streaming service.

As previously reported, Apple Music exec Jimmy Iovine seemingly confirmed the coming iTunes download halt in a recent interview with the BBC. Now, Digital Music News claims Apple insiders are ...

While the move has been rumored for years, it looks like Apple may finally stop offering music downloads in its iTunes Store at some point in the very near future. Apple Music executive Jimmy ...

With Apple Music gaining more and more subscribers and a projected decline in music downloads revenue, it seemed that shutting down iTunes would make sense.

If you have any iTunes giftcards laying around, now may be a good time to use them up. According to Digital Music News, Apple is preparing to eliminate music downloads via the iTunes Store, hoping ...

Against all odds, he still uses iTunes to this day. If Garville was at the front of a digital music revolution in high school ...

The iTunes Music Store now features a selection of over 3,500 music videos, Pixar and Disney short films, a variety of hit TV shows, 35,000 podcasts, 16,000 audiobooks and more than two million songs ...