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Well, we knew this was coming. Here it is.
Apple Music is now available in the Play Store. Articles I've read are calling it beta, but the app description doesn't seem to show that designation.
Things to note:
-Though it doesn't claim to be beta, reviews seems to reflect beta status
-3 free month trial available
-To sign up for a family plan, you must have a Mac or iOS device
-Music videos are not currently working
Though I'm not the biggest Apple fan by any means, I do have to give them credit for making the app with Google's Design standards in mind. Gizmodo has this quote from Apple exec. Eddie Cue:
“It’s a full native app, so it will look and feel like an Android app. The menus will look like Android, you know the little hamburger they use on the top. It’ll definitely feel very much like an Android app,” Cue said. “We wanted customers on Android to naturally be able to use it — what they’ve learned and how they interact is common.”
So, what do you think? Anybody going to give this a try? Do you think we need another streaming service on Android?
Please let us know what, if any, other services you currently pay to subscribe to for music (or are currently on a free trial for) if you're planning on trying Apple Music.
I still haven't decided whether it's worth it for me to try it out. I'm already pretty well invested in Google Play All Access. However, I'm not opposed to seeing what they have to offer, so I may at least break down and give the free trial a spin.
Get the app here: Apple Music - Android Apps on Google Play
Gizmodo thread with quote included above can be found here: Apple Music Is Now Available On Android