Apple Music is now available for Android

After some time, it was finally time for Apple to release its long-awaited Apple Music app for non-Apple devices. It has been confirmed that Apple has just launched Apple Music for Android operating systems . This app is a beta version and is now available for free download on the Google Play Store.

Apple has just officially launched Apple Music for Android

If you have a compatible Android device, you can use this wonderful music app. Here's the download link for Apple Music so you can go to Google Play and start downloading. This version is 0.9.0 and is 29MB in size. It officially includes Apple and Beats music for Android devices. Keep in mind that beta versions don't have all the features of the iOS version, but over time, all the features will be available. To use this app, your smartphone must have Android version 4.3 or higher.

In addition to this app, Apple has released other Android-compatible apps this year, such as one that simplifies migrations from Android to iOS.

For new users, Apple offers a 3-month free trial . This gives you time to explore and decide whether to stay with Spotify or switch to Apple's service. Just be sure to cancel your subscription if you don't want to continue using the service before the 3 months are up, so you won't be charged.

Apple Music is available in all countries where Apple is currently available, such as the United States, Mexico, and Spain, to name a few, while many other countries are temporarily excluded, such as Venezuela.