- Apple Music Is Now Available On Just About Every Platform That Exists
- Apple Music Available On All Platform
Apple is moving their music service way more than ever, with the notable exception of a web browser. That changes today, as a beta version of the streaming service is now available on the web.
It is similar to the Apple Music app in all respects and has the “For You,” “Browse,” and Radio” sections, along with playlists and recommendations, as it is on the Mac version of the streaming service. If you’re already a subscriber, sign in, and you’ll be taken to the same feed that you see on your other clients. Apple is even offering free trials for new users, but for some reason, there isn’t an option to sign up for the service anywhere, meaning that you’ll have to register yourself on the service via another method (Android App, iOS, Mac App, etc.) Apple says that this will be possible at a later date, sensibly after the beta program ends.
Cross-platform availability is key for any music streaming platform to succeed and it’s good to see Apple trying to push Apple Music to as many platforms as possible. And if you ask us? This is an incredible smart move Apple is making. If you want to give the service a try, head over here.
