Earlier this week rumors suggested that an
Apple Music overhaul is being prepared for a worldwide reveal at
WWDC this June, with a launch in the fall within
iOS 10. New details shared today by
9to5Mac indicate that one of the streaming
Music service's least-used features -- the social network-like section called
Connect -- will be "demoted" in the overhaul and
******* From the app's tab bar completely.
Although some users have
gone through the process of removing
Connect already, allowing them a dedicated Playlist tab in its place, iOS 10 will see
Apple moving
Connect permanently
From the bottom tab and into an integrated section of the "For You" page of
Apple Music. Because of this,
Connect "is unlikely to see **table new features this year," suggesting this section of
Apple Music hasn't lived up to the company's plans laid out at WWDC last year.
Overall, the new version of
Apple Music is said to focus on black and white backgrounds along with an emphasis on individual album artwork in tracklists. Other basic updates include the introduction of Apple's San Francisco font, a new "Browse" tab, lyrics support, and new
3D Touch shortcut previews.
Apple Music's streaming radio network, Beats 1, is believed to remain largely the same as it is currently presented in the app.
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