Apple Apple Music launches Microsoft Xbox mainframe platform, which has previously supported Sony PS5

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Terrence, RM_ac and hedgehog for their clue delivery! CTOnews.com October 12, Apple quietly launched the Apple Music music app on Microsoft's Xbox App Store, which supports Xbox Series X / S and Xbox One hosts, and is now available for free download.

As can be seen from the screenshot, the Xbox version of Apple Music uses a large screen design, and the overall interface is optimized for handle operation.

Introduction to application features:

Millions of songs are streamed during the game, all for free.

Listen to the music video on the big screen and view the planned music video playlist.

Follow your favorite song with time-synchronized lyrics.

Create your own playlist or get personalized remixes and hits, depending on your favorite music in listen now.

Explore a brand new radio station featuring dozens of exclusive shows created by the most representative names in the music industry. Available on site or on request.

Search for music by lyrics in the application.

Enjoy the selection of music editors through planned game playlists, etc.

New members are free for one month.

Availability and functionality may vary from country to country. You need to subscribe to the Apple Music of the activity. After the trial, the subscription will be renewed automatically.

CTOnews.com learned that Apple's Apple Music was previously available on Sony's PS5 platform, and PS5 provides seamless integration with Apple Music streaming services as well as background music and music video playback that players can listen to at any time, including while playing games. Apple Music can also find recommended songs that match the game you are currently playing, or choose from playlists in the library or other games planned by Apple Music.

Apple Apple Music: click here to enter the Xbox App Store