According to a new report by Android Police, Apple Music's latest beta for Android supports the Android Auto platform, which means the music streaming service may soon be able to log into Google's in-vehicle infotainment system.
Apple Music for Android support for Android Auto has been added for the first time in the 2.6.0 beta. To get the beta, users can initiate an access request through Google Group and download it from the Play Store beta sign up page. After downloading, users will see Apple Music as a source for Android Auto.
Apple's move will give Android users a new option to experience Apple Music, not just the previous play it through Aux external or Bluetooth. Many in-vehicle entertainment systems support both CarPlay and Android Auto, which can really improve the user experience for Android users.
In addition to supporting Android Auto, the latest beta also brings features that were previously unique to iOS, such as search songs based on lyrics, Artist Pages, and Friends Mix.
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Apple Music for Android support for Android Auto has been added for the first time in the 2.6.0 beta. To get the beta, users can initiate an access request through Google Group and download it from the Play Store beta sign up page. After downloading, users will see Apple Music as a source for Android Auto.
Apple's move will give Android users a new option to experience Apple Music, not just the previous play it through Aux external or Bluetooth. Many in-vehicle entertainment systems support both CarPlay and Android Auto, which can really improve the user experience for Android users.
In addition to supporting Android Auto, the latest beta also brings features that were previously unique to iOS, such as search songs based on lyrics, Artist Pages, and Friends Mix.
Image Via AS
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