Apple has worked hard so that its streaming music service, Apple Music, can be present in the Android market as soon as possible. Yes OK the inauguration of the payment service of the North American company took place in November of last year, the application has not yet found its space on Android devices.
Today Apple releases a major performance improvement and bug fixes update. Version 2.1 brings with it a series of improvements that are expected to be final to captivate the end user.
It is the latest in a series of updates that began in April, to provide stability and improve application performance on Android devices. Finally, the service will have a platform to match the content.
Apple Music requires 4.3 Android Jelly Bean or higher, and currently only available for smartphones. The service will be available on tablets as soon as the performance and stability problems encountered are fully improved.
The data offered by Play Store claim that the application It has been downloaded by between 10 and 50 million users. However, this figure is not close to the number of paying users on the Google platform. Hopefully these improvements will lead to greater use of the service, as well as a better rating (it currently has 3.5 out of 5 stars assigned, a very poor value).
Version 2.1 of Apple Music for Android platforms is available from today on the Play Store. We will see the reception it gets after the improvements received.
