I think most users would agree with you. Hating on iTunes is popular with tech people, but I don't know if your average person cares. The biggest complaint I h

I think most users would agree with you. Hating on iTunes is popular with tech people, but I don't know if your average person cares. The biggest complaint I have with iTunes is that it tries to do too many things, and it would be better to break the app up. It somehow got itself into the smartphone and tablet backup business. Years ago, I wrote that iTunes should be split up into smaller apps: http://interchangeproject.org/2012/04/16/itunes-should-be-split-into-3-4-smaller-more-focused-apps/ http://interchangeproject.org/2012/04/16/itunes-should-be-sp... I don't know if I really care that much anymore, as iTunes works fine for my uses, but I'm also no longer a heavy iTunes user. I use my iPhone to play music at home and on the go. I watch movies either on my Apple TV or iPad. I mainly use iTunes to see what's new in the store. That could be a reflection of using iTunes, however.