Apple announced on Tuesday that it's bringing the iTunes Store to 56 more countries, including Russia, Turkey, India and South Africa.
The platform will include a selection of local and international music from major labels, as well as thousands of independent ones. This brings the number of countries where the iTunes Store is available to 119.
The news comes just one week after Apple rolled out the latest version of the software after a series of delays due to "engineering difficulties."
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