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Apple today revised the subscription prices of its services, including Apple TV+, Apple Music and Apple One bundles. Taking effect starting today, an Apple spokesperson cited several reasons for the price hike, including increasing licensing costs and more.

Apple Music has its own perks, such as having Lossless Audio and Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos for every Apple iPhone, iPad and Mac user. Of course, this works best if they have a pair of AirPods and Beats headphones with an H1 or W1 chipset. But how about having it on your Apple TV 4K?

Today, SONY has officially announced Apple Music is now available on the PlayStation 5 and offering the first fully integrated Apple Music experience on a game console. It allows users to listen in the background or during gameplay. It boasts a library of more than 90 million songs and supports up to 4K resolution music video playback. 

Back in the day, many of us listen to music on MP3 players. These days, music streaming apps are the name of the game. And they're great, as you get to listen to a wide variety of music on these sites. But Apple is looking to make one just for classical music.

Not every Android smartphone uses listens to music on Spotify. Although rare, some people actually use Apple Music on Android. Apple held a beta test for Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio last month, but now it's officially available to all users.

As Apple users may know, the company officially added Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio on Apple Music. While most expect this to be exclusive to Apple devices, that's not the case. Apple Music is also on Android and the Android version is getting an update soon.

As you may recall, Apple announced that it will be adding Lossless Audio and Spatial Audio to Apple Music last month. That feature was officially added to MacBooks after WWDC 2021 last night. However, it should be noted that it will be limited to selected Mac devices.

Yesterday, it was revealed that Lossless Audio for Apple Music wouldn't work with Apple's audio devices. That's not something you expect from the company, so it's not surprising that something was up. It turns out that Apple might have a plan for that.

Yesterday, we reported that Apple could be introducing Lossless music but it turned out to be something better than that. So not only did Apple announce Lossless music but as well as Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos support for Apple Music users. More than 75 million songs will be available in Lossless starting in June, free of charge. 

When it comes to music platforms, Spotify is probably the most popular amongst Malaysians. While there are other music streaming services such as YouTube Music, Joox, Tidal, Deezer and others, the majority of music listeners are satisfied with just average MP3 quality. However, that might change as Apple Music just officially teased something.