Listen to unlimited ad-free music and exclusive playlists from top recording artists — like Post Malone, Chappell Roan, Olivia Rodrigo, Michael Jackson and The Beatles — for free. By Rudie Obias If ...

Pepsi and Apple are teaming up yet again, this time with a new giveaway for free Apple Music streaming all summer. On Tuesday, the soda giant announced its “Press Play on Summer” promotion, which will ...

If you have been on the fence about trying Apple Music, now is the perfect time to check it out because the streaming service is currently offering a 3-month free trial, allowing you to test out the ...

Apple Music is currently offering a rare, limited-time 3-month free trial for those who are interested in trying out the music streaming platform. This is offer is available now through Aug. 21, 2023.

ZDNET's key takeaways An Apple Music feature makes it easy to switch music libraries.The feature is also available to Android ...

Apple Music is extending its free trial from one month to three months for new subscribers. Eligible users can only claim this offer on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac running the latest operating system ...

Apple Music is one of the bigger music streaming services out there, behind Spotify. It is one of the more expensive services, actually. And that’s mostly because it just issued a price hike a few ...

Summer ‘23 might be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean you have to turn the stereo off. Raise the volume and queue your go-to playlists, because Apple Music is currently offering new subscribers ...

Apple Music is once again free for three months—if you're a new subscriber, that is. If you wish to redeem the offer, open the updated Apple Music app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. According to the ...

“Play over 100 million songs, always ad‑free. Hear next-level sound quality with Spatial Audio and lossless audio,” Apple states. “Take center stage with Apple Music Sing. Access exclusive interviews ...

Hours after Taylor Swift made clear her displeasure at Apple’s decision not to pay artists royalties during Apple Music’s free three-month trial period, the tech giant has done an about-face.