Apple has been teasing it for a while now, but it looks like the time is upon us to soon see the end of iTunes as it's new music site enters public Beta.

Spotify has shown a big growth not just in the number of users, but number of people willing to pay for its premium subscriptions service.

Apple's iTunes might be the store that kick-started the movie to digital music, but its software has grown to become an unnecessary piece of bloatware that is thankfully now getting split up.

Earlier this year, Spotify upgrade its free service to allow those without the cash to have a little more freedom within the music-streaming app. Free users were given a little more option in terms of discoverability, along with more song skips. Now, the company is rolling out a few changes to make things better for its paid, premium customers

Google is stepping up their efforts to challenge Spotify with a new YouTube Music service.

Apple hosted their software focused WWDC conference last night, with most expected reveals making other large, sweeping statments.