Apple has released its iOS 8.4 software update, which features Apple Music, Beats 1 and an all-new Music app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, as well as several smaller changes, 9to5Mac reports.
Apple announced its new music streaming service earlier this month.
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In addition to the Apple Music service, non-subscribers will still notice a redesigned Music app an Up Next feature for managing current music playback and access to Apple’s Beats 1 streaming radio station. With Apple Music, iOS 8.4 includes artist activity and access to a streaming music catalog built-in to the Music app.
Beats 1 broadcasts 24/7 to over 100 countries. Beats Music subscribers can migrate their music libraries to Apple Music using the new software.
Apple Music, which is available for free for three months, starts at $9.99 per month for individual users. Group plans through Family Sharing for up to six users cost $14.99 per month.
The update also includes a fix for the "Unicode of Death" bug discovered last month.