Apple may offer a trial period for its streaming service

Many claim that Apple's future streaming service , based on Beats Music , could be released in exactly one month, although Billboard is confident enough to say that Apple is not yet at the stage of negotiations to launch it soon, and this is partly true.

Spotify and other companies are also behind a series of allegations claiming that Apple is manipulating the music industry and other companies to gain subscribers from competitors and force them to stop offering free content on platforms like YouTube or on Spotify itself.

But according to a ReCode report, Apple could offer a 30-day to 3-month free trial of content , allowing many users to test the Cupertino company's service. Similarly, the company would allow producers to upload samples of their work for users to listen to without a subscription.

This doesn't mean or reveal that Apple will include free plans like other alternatives do, and for that, the company seems to be seeking agreements with the industry to bring exclusive content to its service and thus " win over " music lovers. The site reveals that Apple maintains that by offering free music, as Spotify does in its plans, it doesn't generate enough money for the industry and doesn't incentivize the market to subscribe.

If the idea of ​​charging $5 a month for the service failed to convince the music industry , this new idea could be key in prompting many record labels to abandon platforms that offer free content. Furthermore, Apple wants to offer the complete package, and to that end, they will also launch a new version of iTunes Radio featuring human-curated content. For this, they have hired DJ Zane Lowe from BBC Radio 1 and his four producers.