Apple TV and Apple Music apps quietly appear on the Microsoft Store
. Apple TV works much like the app on Xbox or Smart TVs, giving access to Apple TV+ and Apple TV Channels, along with movies and TV shows from the iTunes Store. Apple Music is missing the lyrics feature, but is otherwise the same as the macOS version.
As for Apple Devices, it also replaces iTunes for sync and backup. It'll allow you to back up Apple devices, sync local media and restore firmware without the need for iTunes. When launching them for the first time, you'll be warned that iTunes for Windows will stop working . That's not necessarily a bad thing, as iTunes for Windows doesn't exactly offer a terrific user experience.
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