Apple has once again brought the free trial three-month plan for Indian users. The company brings this for those users who have yet not tried Apple Music. Previously this trial plan time was reduced from three months to one month. To take advantage of this plan you need to open the Apple Music application on any of your Apple devices like iPhone, Mac, or iPod, and accept the trial offer. In case you have earlier used the free trial, you will not be considered eligible for this. When the period of the free trial ends, you will be required to pay regularly, so make sure to evaluate based on your experience whether you want to continue the subscription or not.

You will be surprised to know that you can also redeem six month free trial of Apple Music. This happens when you buy an eligible Apple device. You can simply buy an AirPods, a HomePod, or some Beats headphones, and you are good to go.

This is the list of the eligible devices

• AirPods: AirPods Pro, AirPods (2nd generation), AirPods (3rd generation), AirPods Max
• HomePods: HomePod, HomePod mini
• Beats headphones: Beats Studio Buds, Powerbeats Pro, Beats Fit Pro, Beats Studio Buds +, Beats Studio Pro

How to Redeem Your Apple Music Offer

Follow these steps to redeem your Apple Music offer on your new Apple device:

Step 1: Set Up or Pair Your Device

• For iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV: Set up your new device.
• For AirPods, HomePod, or Beats headphones/speakers: Connect or pair your eligible device to an iPhone or iPad running the latest version of iOS or iPadOS.
• For Apple Watch: Connect or pair your eligible device to an iPhone running the latest version of iOS.

Step 2: Open the Apple Music App

After setting up or pairing your new device, open the Apple Music app on one of the following devices:

• iPhone
• iPad
• Mac
• Apple TV

Step 3: Look for the Offer

• The offer should appear automatically after launching the app.
• If you don’t see it immediately, navigate to the Home tab where it should be displayed.

Step 4: Accept the Offer

• Once you see the offer, tap “Accept Now” to redeem it.

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Apple today released Apple Music Sing a new exciting feature that enables users to sing along with their favourite songs. They can even customize their vocals and real-time lyrics. Along with this, it allows the users to take the lead, sing duets, sing backing, and more inside Apple Music’s unmatched lyrics experience.

It has a constantly increasing collection that includes tens of millions of the most singable music in the world.

This feature would be compactable with iPhone, iPad, and the new Apple 4K TV and is said to be made available by Apple in a few weeks this month.

What all feature comes with Apple Music Sing:

1. Adjustable Vocals:

With this, you can change the vocal level, be the lead singer, and even mix up the vocals

2. Real-time lyrics:

It makes the lyrics available in an animated form that dance with the rhythm

3. Background Vocals:

To make it simpler for users to follow, vocal lines that are being sung at the same time can move independently of the main voice.

4. Duet View:

In order to make duets or songs with other singers several vocalists appear on different sides of the screen.

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iOS 15.5 reintroduces the API that allows Apple Music third-party clients to change playback speed. For unknown reasons, the company removed the ability for these apps to control playback speed, allowing users to switch between different songs at the same time without having to install a new app.

MusicKit is an official Apple API that allows developers to create apps with access to Apple Music, such as third-party clients.

Since this API was removed in iOS 15.4, multiple developers have complained about it to Apple.

An Apple engineer revealed at the time that the company was “tracking this issue internally,” but no further details were provided. Fortunately, it appears that developers can now use this API again.

As iGeneration pointed out, the same Apple engineer confirmed in the Apple Developer forum that the Apple Music team “re-evaluated our previous decision” to disable the feature.

As a result, the API for allowing Apple Music apps to change playback speed is now back in the fourth beta of iOS 15.5, which is now available for developers.

It’s unclear what prompted Apple to disable this feature, but given that the company’s engineer used the word “safely” to describe the problem, it’s possible that the feature was disabled due to a bug.

Developers will, of course, need to update their apps to ensure that the feature works after the official release of iOS 15.5.

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