When an iOS 10 user was forced to use an Android terminal, and wanted to use Apple's streaming music service, it had to be done with the user interface, a different user interface than what can be found in iOS, but luckily Apple has had enough knowledge to solve this problem and has released a new update to the Apple Music app for Android, an update that reaches version 2.0 with a interface practically traced to the one we can currently find in Apple Music for iOS, so you will no longer have to squeeze your brain to know where to go to play your favorite music.
Apple Music for Android, gives us access to more than 40 million songs without any type of advertisement with or without internet connection, including our playlists or those offered by the application, stations of all styles and much more. As we can see in the image that heads this article, the interface of Apple Music for Android has been completely remodeled so that users of both platforms do not have problems using both applications.
The launch of iOS 10 was a complete renovation not only of the iOS Music application, but also the user interface that iTunes offered us, an interface in both applications that made it difficult to use this streaming service due to the large number of options available, most of them hardly used by users.
What's new in the Apple Music app for Android
- A totally new design, to enjoy Apple Music in a clearer and easier way.
- Read the lyrics of the songs you listen to already appear in the application, just like native iOS.
- Browse your music easily and watch the music that you have downloaded and you can listen offline.
- Get personalized recommendations for playlists, albums and much more… based on the music you love the most.
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