Apple Music Now on Android catches up with ios

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Apple and Android
Apple and Android Collaborates

Apple’s subscription streaming service, Apple Music, rolled out a major (ver. 2.0) release to Android users today, introducing a new design that largely brings the app to parity with its iOS counterpart. The update includes a visual makeover, which organizes content into a few main sections – Library, For You, Browse, and Radio – as on iOS. The Now Playing screen also resembles the screen on iOS, and includes lyrics integration.
However, it’s clear that Apple Music for Android is not a priority for Apple, despite its seeming intentions to compete with rival services like Spotify or the now on-demand Pandora, for instance.
Case in point: this new version of Apple Music Android app is essentially catching up to the iOS one that rolled out with iOS 10…you know, last fall. 

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