About two weeks ago, we've seen a screenshot teaser from
Apple Music app for Android. And now Apple Music is officially landing on
Android.
This is the third application of Apple for the Android
platform. The first is Move to iOS app, and the second is a companion
application for Bluetooth speaker, Beats Pill+.
Music streaming service from Apple actually has been in
operation for long enough. Since the beginning Apple had promised to provide
its Android version, however the waiting was quite long. Speaking about
features, in general Apple Music for Android still brings the same features.
Users will still get slick curation along with access to non-top radio
broadcast, Beats 1.
Apple also offers a free trial for 3 months for those who
are interested to try the Apple Music for Android, after that the user will be
asked to pay a subscription fee of $ 9.99 per month for an individual
membership, or $ 14.99 per month for Family membership that includes 6 people
at once.
Apple itself still considers the Apple Music app for Android
as a beta version, so it is likely there are still plenty of bugs in it. Some
users who had tried this application said that the feature to play music that had
previously been purchased from iTunes was not running as it should.
If you want an alternative of streaming music service on
your Android device, you can download the Apple Music through the Google Play.