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Apple filed a new application that combines streaming a music file and video, online radio station and a new way to promote unreleased material from artists. Will it overshadow Spotify?
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I ran 2003 and Steve Jobs tried to convince the labels to be subscribed to the iTunes store, which tore the digital revolution and at the same time Apple transforming into something far beyond a computer manufacturer .
But in recent years, Apple has been observed as other firms, mainly Spotify, have led the industry market of digital music to a new route.
he is now trying to catch up, but when Monday finally introduced its new service Apple Music developer conference in San Francisco, not everyone seemed convinced that we are going to get.
The legendary music producer Jimmy Iovine American appeared on stage to imitate Steve Jobs launching iPhone when said Apple Music combined three aspects in one: is the first station global radio covering 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, a new platform for artists to talk with their fans and music services streaming .
But seems a little complicated compared to the supply of Spotify and social networks are talking about a mixed message.
“Oh ok,” she whispered the CEO of Spotify Daniel Ek in a message in which he showed his lack of enthusiasm and quickly erased.
The Swedish music company streaming has convinced so far 15 million music fans around the world to pay their subscriptions.
Apple has 800 million users of iTunes and card data Credit objective, you should be able to reach number one on the list of streaming without making much effort.
rest of announcements made in San Francisco conference, from multiple iPads tasks to public transport addresses on your maps, will be mocked by many users of Google and Windows as other examples that Apple is late to the party.
In addition, presented a news application that feeds content from various sources and displays it as a integrated magazine, as Flipboard makes for five years.
But Tim Cook and his team not seem to mind much being called copycats.
The iPod was not the first MP3 player, the iPhone was not the first smartphone and Bill Gates showed off a tablet almost a decade before the arrival of the iPad.
But, all cases, the skills in Apple’s design and understanding of what consumers want made them win the game.
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