New Beats One tab and demo appear in iOS 8.4 and iOS 9 Beta

Just under two weeks after the official launch of Apple Music in over 100 countries, news about Apple 's highly anticipated music streaming service continues to surface, particularly regarding iOS 8.4 and the iOS 9 beta.

This was recently made public after several users of the pre-release versions shared images showing the new Beats One tab within the Apple Music app . In addition, subscribers also shared a Beats One demo along with a list of other stations and genres.

Through this post, we can see that the new Beats One tab contains a pre-recorded track by DJ Zane Lowe for users in the United States, Canada, Germany, Norway, the United Kingdom, and other countries. While it's still unclear whether these and all Apple Music features will be available worldwide, the search function in this beta version is active, but only for some users. However, Beats One and other playlists cannot yet be streamed.

And as can be seen in the released images, the variety of genres that Apple has chosen to include in its new service stand out among Classical, Indie, Pop Hits, All-City, Francophone Hits and Charting Music.

On the other hand, it's worth remembering that Apple announced two weeks ago that its all-in-one music streaming service, global live radio, and social platform for artists and fans will cost $9.99 per month. This doesn't include the free subscription available starting June 30th for three months on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac, and PC.