Apple Music is Apple's music service, which competes against the music service par excellence, Spotify. And of course, other services like Deezer or even Soundcloud. At first it was only for devices of the bitten apple, but it did not take long to reach Android due to its popularity, and now, finally, Chromecast support arrives.
If you are a Chromecast user you will already know that many times you can have problems because some of the famous multimedia content consumption services such as Amazon Prime Video or, until now, Apple Music, did not have an official support for this device from Google. In addition to the problems that some supported apps such as HBO have been giving.
Apple Music for Chromecast
It was a problem for many Apple Music users not being able to play your music in the living room (or wherever you have your television) through your Chromecast. That made it difficult to hear it with audio equipment connected to the television, better audio than with the phone or one of Google's speakers, which work with similar technologies.
But now, in the version v3.0.0 from Apple Music Not only will it have support for Chromecast, but they will also add 100.000 radio stations.
These news, both the support for Chromecast and the new radio stations can make you choose Apple Music more than Spotify or other services, because you do not need a second application like TuneIn (app where Apple Music itself gets the radios from) or others apps to listen to the radio on Android.
And it is that especially in payment services, it is important that the end customer, that is, us, the users. Have the maximum number of facilities when using the service, and it seems that Apple has made an acceleration to be able to give new functionalities with Apple Music on Android.
You can now try this new version in the new beta of Apple Music. If you are not part of it, you can apply for the beta for the Play Store. Of course you will have to have the service, and you will be able to play on Chromecast and also listen to the 100.000 radio stations that the Cupertino company has put in its music application.
How about? Do you think the support for Chromecast will make more users opt for this service? Or will the 100.000 radios do it?