A big update has been made to the beta version of Apple Music for Android, giving users a new and better experience. It doesn’t have the “Liquid Glass” redesign that the iOS version does, but it does add some key elements and new features that improve the platform.
The user interface is where you’ll notice the changes the most. For controls like play, shuffle, and repeat, Apple Music on Android now has new pill-shaped buttons. These make the app look cleaner and more modern, similar to how the iOS app looks.
The update also works to improve the user’s music library. Users can “pin” their favorite songs to the top of their library for quick access. This is a very useful tool for quickly finding and playing albums or playlists that you listen to a lot. Pinned content is automatically downloaded to the device and synced with the user’s iOS Apple Music library, so the experience is the same on all of them.
The lyrics and translation tools have been added, which is a big change. Google’s AI is said to power the “lyrics translation and pronunciation guide” that is now part of the app.
This feature is particularly beneficial for individuals seeking to learn a new language or understand the meaning of songs in other languages. The pronunciation guide is unique and highly beneficial for individuals seeking a deeper connection with the music.
Apple Music also now has monthly and yearly statistics on how many times a song has been played right in the app. Users can easily see what they’ve listened to most this year. It’s fun and interesting to read this personalized summary of their musical journey.
In conclusion, The updated app also has some new features, though not all of them have been confirmed yet. There is no official word on whether the “AutoMix” feature, which lets you switch between tracks like a DJ, will make it to the Android version. However, the other new features make this a big and welcome update for Apple Music users on Android.
