Apple launched the Apple Music application for Android in September 2015, almost three months after its official official debut on the market, where it arrived in June of that same year. Since now, the guys from Cupertino have been regularly updating the Android application adding each and every one of the new features available on iOS.
If you are an Apple Music user on iOS but you are also forced, due to work issues, to use Android or some other member of your family with whom you share your subscription does so, surely you have seen how the two applications are practically a carbon copy , both in design and in functionality.
A few weeks ago, in the latest beta of Apple Music for Android, we saw how the application prepares to add a dark mode Within the application, a dark mode that will be available when Google launches the final version of Android 10 (no more desserts), which will be on September 3, at least for the entire range of Pixel smartphones. The rest of the terminals will have to wait.
The latest novelty that has been found in the beta of Apple Music for Android, we find it in the Chromecast support, which will allow users of Google Home or other speakers managed by Google Assistant and televisions with Android TV to send their favorite music to these devices.
But this will not be the only novelty that we will find in the next update of Apple Music for Android, since it is also will add support to access more than 100.000 radio stations from all over the world, as we can already do iOS users.
If you want to be one of the first to try Apple Music betas for Android, you can do so by signing up through this link.
