The three month free trial of Apple Music expires on Sept. 30. (Photo : Facebook)
Apple is giving away its streaming service Apple Music for free for the three months after signing up.
Apple is offering the free trial against other music streaming companies such as Pandora, Spotify, Tidal. It is believed that 11 million users have joined the free trial after the news came out, Apple announced.
Apple Music is currently charging $9.99 a month or $14.99 for the family package and contains over 30 million songs in its database.
To download free Apple Music service to an iPhone, it is suggested that the user downloads first the latest version of Apple's operating system, iOS 8.4 and be installed on the phone. After upgrading, click on music and an icon for the service will be seen. Users may encounter some technical issues if you do not have the latest operating system.
For Macs, simply visit Apple.com and download the latest iTunes version to the device.
Apple did not leave Windows users out so for PC users, simply download the latest version of iTunes to enjoy Apple music 's three months' worth of free service.
Android users' needs to wait until fall to enjoy the service as promised by the company, MacWorld reported.
Apple Music service is also made available for owners of iWatches and just needs to be paired with an iPhone with the music service already installed on it
Reportedly, the delay in Android devices is brought about by the pending release of new iPhones 6s and 6c versions. The latest phones will have the service installed already upon purchase.
