Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue speaks about Apple Music during Apple WWDC on June 8, 2015 in San Francisco, California (Photo : The Asahi Shimbun/Getty Images)
This summer, Apple Music has been installed by default on every iOS device that has been upgraded to its latest version. In just three months, 6.5 million customers of Apple Music have already signed up.
Tim Cook, Chief Executive of Apple, has confirmed on Monday night their 15 million total number of users - from which 6.5 million is paying - that Apple Music is currently serving.
Meantime, Spotify is said to be enjoying an interface which has profited from a series of upgrades to its desktop and mobile apps. Cook, on the other hand, is confident that the common linear TV is about to end, claiming that this latest Apple TV will be the basis for the fate of TV, setting aside those set-top-boxes as well as the rest of the media streamers, Yahoo Finance reported. The Apple executive also stated that the subscribers will have access to 30 million of good music and more. Furthermore, he implied that there may be some truth behind the rumors that the company is considering to make an attempt into the industry of automobiles.
Regardless, given their 6.5 million iOS users, Apple is currently second to Spotify for the most favored streaming service, with Spotify's 20 million of paying subscribers. When asked about Apple's current performance, slowly crawling up on a more prominent competitor in streaming service, Cook said,"I am now discovering an entire number of music which I don't really heard before."
Apple Music is an attempt by the company to bring the authority of the digital music iTunes has started, in this music streaming age as developed by Deezer and Spotify.
