Apple Music is finally available on Android, and you can grab it now on Google Play. The new app offers almost everything included in the original iOS version, including a three-month trial that should tempt even Apple\u2019s toughest critics.<\/p>\n
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Apple Music for Android also includes Beats 1 and other online radio stations, hand-picked recommendations, personalized playlists and Connect, a Tumblr-style social network for following your favorite artists. The new app is missing music videos, though those should be coming soon, along with a sign-up process that\u2019s optimized for Android devices.<\/p>\n
The one big issue with Apple\u2019s Android app is that it doesn\u2019t really support the music service\u2019s discounted family plan. To take advantage of the deal, you\u2019ll need to sign up on a Mac or iOS device, though after that it sounds like you\u2019ll\u00a0be able to sign in\u00a0to your account on\u00a0Android.<\/p>\n
Apple Music now works with any device running Android 4.3 and\u00a0up.\u00a0With a free trial up for grabs there\u2019s no reason not to try it, though if you\u2019re already committed to a competing streaming service\u00a0it may not be worth the hassle of switching.<\/p>\n