IOS 16.4 improved Apple Music interface and interactive experience, but no clues related to classical music application Apple Classical have been found yet.

CTOnews.com, February 17 (Xinhua)-- Apple iPhone users today upgraded the developer preview version of iOS 16.4 and found that users' personal avatars have been added to Apple Music's music library.

Previously, user avatars have only appeared on the "Listen Now" and "Browse" tab pages, and users can click on them to access the relevant settings of Apple Music.

Apple has also optimized the interactive experience of Apple Music in this update. When a user adds a song to the "Play Next" queue, Apple Music now displays a small card at the bottom of the screen to confirm the action. Previously, the app displayed a large card in the middle of the screen.

The new version also reduces the size of the album cover to display more tracks on the screen. Apple has also adjusted some of the Apple Music buttons.

CTOnews.com also learned from the report that through the reverse engineering of the new version of Apple Music, there is no clue to classical music Apple Classical in the code.