In preparation for the launch, Apple's Apple Music Classical classical music service background code has been exposed.

CTOnews.com, Sept. 28 (Xinhua)-- Apple seems to be preparing for the upcoming Apple Music Classical classical music service, a stand-alone classical music app that will coexist with Apple's music app Apple Music, MacRumors reported.

It is reported that Apple Classical is mentioned in the background code used by Apple, indicating that the Apple Music Classical classical music service may be launched soon.

It is reported that Apple's classical music service is based on Primephonic, a classical music service that Apple bought more than a year ago. CTOnews.com learned that when Apple acquired Primephonic, it promised to provide a better classical music experience for Apple music users.

Apple said there would be a "dedicated classical music app" in 2022 that combines Primephonic's classical user interface with "more add-ons". With about 90 days to go before the end of the year, time is running out for Apple to live up to its promises.

There is no sign of adding Apple Music Classical in the iOS 16.1 beta, so Apple may keep it in a future version of iOS 16.