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If you use Apple Music, this news might excite you. Recently, rumour suggests Apple Music could come up with a new feature that allows you to import playlists and songs from various music streaming platforms. So, what should you know about it?

After a year of testing, Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Devices have officially arrived on Windows. This also marks the official end of the iTunes application on some computers.

If you are familiar with TikTok, you might know that music is a big thing on that platform. Recently, the Chinese tech company has announced a collaboration with popular music streaming platforms. That said, what should you know about it?

If you are an Apple Music user and a PlayStation 5 gamer, you would be glad to know that Sony Interactive Entertainment is offering free access for the former. As long as you're signed in, you can get the music streaming service on the PS5 for six free months.

What is Apple Music Classical and can you get it in the Apple Music app? Well actually, Apple Music Classical is an upcoming app itself and here's what you need to know. 

While you can download iTunes for Windows or visit Apple TV online, it's impossible to find these Apple services in the Microsoft Store. However, Microsoft is planning to release these two platforms this year with a new preview.

With iOS 16.2 now available to download, Apple Music Sing can now be used in your Apple Music app. After updating your iPhone, you can just simply open the app and head over to search -> browse categories -> and tap on Sing.

This week, Apple announced that there will be a new karaoke feature called Apple Music Sing. Set to launch later this month to all Apple Music subscribers this month, it turns out that not all the models will support it. 

Today, Apple just announced that it will introduce a new feature for Apple Music. Called the Apple Music Sing, you can think of it as a karaoke feature and it will be available later this month to Apple Music subscribers worldwide.

Apple Music has levelled up its Spotify Wrapped-like streaming summary for 2022. The platform has added a "highlight reel" feature to the Apple Music Replay 2022, making the experience similar to browsing Instagram Stories.