Apple officially launched the Apple Music music application on the Google Play Store on Tuesday. Apple Music is a new streaming music application released by Apple at this year's Apple Developers Conference (WWDC 2015). It is built into the iOS and OS X systems. At the beginning of its launch, it was only available to Mac, iPhone and iPad users.

Before that, there have been many applications similar to Apple Music, such as Spotify and Pandora. However, the huge success of iTunes has made Apple closely related to many music copyright owners, and Apple is likely to take the initiative by virtue of its music library.

On September 30 this year, Apple Music officially entered the mainland of China, accompanied by iTunes movies and iBooks in China. Apple Music has shown its great advantage in copyright since it first entered China. There are not only many Chinese singers, such as Eason Chan and Deng Ziqi, but also international stars in Europe and the United States, such as Taylor Swift, a popular country music queen. Apple Music charges only 10 yuan per month in mainland China, and 15 yuan for family users. The price is very low. In addition, Apple Music also provides a three-month free trial period.

As we all know, although Apple accounts for up to 90% of the profits in the smartphone industry, its market share is not as large as that of Android phones with many brands. Apple just sees such a large user group and hopes to win more users by launching music applications.

Just from the ratings of Move to iOS in the Play Store... Apple Music has become a new battlefield for Apple users and Android users, and such polarized ratings are rare.

But when the author finally installed Apple Music after hard work, he found such a problem... It was messy in the wind@ Uncle Tim Cook, please tell me how to upgrade my Samsung Galaxy S6 to the latest version of iOS!!