Apple today released a new update for its Apple Music app designed to be used on Android devices, which Apple says significantly improves stability to make music playback more reliable.
Apple says today's Apple Music Android update also introduces "new experiences" for music videos. Users can now watch music videos in fullscreen or inside Now Playing and music videos will continue to play while browsing other areas of the app.
Music videos can also be added to playlists to watch them back to back, and you can listen to music videos in the background while using other apps.
Apple has offered an Apple Music for Android app since November of 2015, and the company regularly updates the app with new features to keep it on par with the iOS versions of Apple Music. The app's last major update came in April of 2017, when Apple introduced major design changes.
Apple Music for Android can be downloaded from Google Play for free.
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Unfortunately I've had to re-download all my music twice already because it wouldn't accept my already downloaded music.
Subscribing is a good feature for the gym too, choosing relevant playlists of new music to listen to etc.
This is a good move by Apple. If done correctly, it could lead to some Android users moving to Apple.