Apple Music's Latest Update Enhances Android Experience with Redesigned Features
Apple has incorporated numerous fresh elements into Apple Music for iOS 17. These include a revamped Now Playing interface and a dedicated area for song credits. Nevertheless, the company had not disclosed any details regarding the inclusion of these updates in its Android application. Fortunately for Android users, Apple has already integrated these functionalities into its Android app, as reported by 9To5Mac.
The most recent beta edition of Apple Music for Android (v4.3.0) encompasses all the major novel features introduced in the iOS version of the application for the upcoming operating system. This version showcases the redesigned Now Playing screen, which not only displays animated renditions of album art but also extends the cover images to the screen's edges, producing a notably more immersive appearance for the player than in the past.
Additionally, a specific segment is allocated for song credits. Beyond just listing artists, it presents acknowledgments for songwriting, lyrics, production, and engineering. This provides users with a more comprehensive roster of individuals contributing to the song's creation. Furthermore, it informs users about the availability of the song in Dolby Atmos and Lossless formats. To access this segment, users can tap the three-dot icon and select the "View Credits" choice.
Apple has not disclosed the exact timing for the integration of these fresh attributes into the stable version of the application. Nevertheless, it's probable that the technology company will roll out the most recent application version to the general public concurrently with the launch of iOS 17, slated for the upcoming month. Should you prefer not to await this release, an alternative option is to participate in the beta program for Apple Music on Android, which can be accessed through the Google Play Store.
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