Friends who have subscribed to the Apple Music service and are using Android smart devices can now enjoy the interface experience of the new-generation Apple streaming music service after it comes to iOS 14 through the latest 3.4 update – speaking of which, some iDevice users who have not upgraded to the new system may not be able to use it. Continue reading Apple Music for Android brings the latest interface experience, and auto-play and fade-in functions are also included in the report.
Apple Music for Android brings the latest interface experience, with auto-play and fade-in functions also coming
This Apple Music v3.4 update for Android is overall a big update, but most people may not feel much about it. Apple has introduced the new Apple Music homepage with the “Listen Now” page into the Android version through an update. The function list at the bottom has also been changed from the original four columns to five columns. The playback interface part has been added to CarPlay this time, and there is a “dynamic effect” of transparent gradient background that will be adjusted according to the color of the album picture. With the lyrics interface displayed by default, it is very intuitive and beautiful to use.
In addition to the interface keeping up with the iOS 14 generation, this update also adds a fade-in and fade-out option in the settings, where you can quickly understand the storage space and cache data used by Apple Music. In terms of functionality, an “auto-play” function has also been added. And for those who want to share their favorite music with friends immediately, the limited-time dynamic sharing functions of Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat that Apple Music previously introduced can also be found in this 3.4 update.
The latest Android version of Apple Music is now available for update in the Google Play app store. Friends who want to download or update canClick the link to goHello.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese