Few weeks ago that Apple announced that its radius would be free to become functionality makes Apple Music , the day marked by the company to stop being free is 29 January 2016. This radio on demand, in which users could create a radio from an artist, style or song paying with ads, quite accurately he was right in choosing songs to users.
Remember that this service was launched before the new project "Apple Music" and possibly that is why the company has decided to dismiss him.
iTunes Radio becomes part of Apple Music
Radio Free service offered by Apple users in the United States has left issue, at least for those who do not subscribe to Apple Music. Why do we say this? Because when you try to access the iTunes Radio you find a screen that invites you to subscribe to the new premium streaming music service from Apple.
This can be beneficial for users of Apple Music, as many complained of worse accuracy of this with respect to iTunes Radio, the first payment.
Prices Apple Music
We can find two types of subscriptions to this service: the first would be individual for 9.99 € / month, compared to family (up to six people) for 14.99 € / month. Although we remind you that Apple currently has a promotion in which you count with a free three-month subscription, remember that if you disable automatic renewal will charge the fourth month.
ITunes Radio to Beats 1
From 29 the only free content that can be found on Apple's Music Beats radio station 1 emits 24h every day of the year. No, not like iTunes Radio, Beats 1 is similar to any FM radio station you listen, the music is chosen by the issuer and not according to the user's tastes, this is the big difference with the ceased station.
Do not forget that Apple announced that it would soon launch new stations Beats: Beats 2 Beta 3 Beats Beats 4 and 5; all free. Apple has not commented yet each station that broadcast content is or how it works. Hopefully these new stations to provide free range within Apple.
As commented in Current iPhone , this news can get her in the sack of bad news. iTunes Radio has not received a bad review by any user who has accessed your account, many were surprised by its accuracy in choosing songs. Perhaps Apple has decided to include it in its premium package due to the large number of users who have subscribed to it, plus it's a great incentive for those who have not done so and usasen iTunes Radio.
What do you think that iTunes Radio becomes part of Apple Music? Have you ever used this service? How was your experience?
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