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Apple Music for Android Reaches Version 1.0

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Aug 4, 2016, 7:11 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple updated its Music app for Android devices and it has finally exited beta status. The 1.0 app adds a single feature in its full release, a graphic equalizer tool for adjusting sound levels. Apple says the app also received a variety of performance, playback, and stability improvements. Apple Music allows people to create personalized stations, as well as listen to tracks on-demand. It includes Beats1 Radio, and supports local caching for offline playback. The app itself is free to download from the Google Play Store, but the service costs $10 per month.

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