Apple Music gets new features with iOS 17. We show you 5 features that make the music service even better.
Apple Music is getting some new features on iOS 17. (Source: depositphotos.com/PheelingsMedia)
Apple presented its new iPhone operating system iOS 17 at WWDC. Many of the functions presented relate to the operating system itself, but Apple’s own apps and services also benefit from the update.
Among them, Apple Music will also receive new features, which are expected to come later this year with the release in autumn. The music service gets loud Macrumors Roughly five innovations that should please music fans.
Revised user interface
Apple has lent a hand with the design and revised the user interface. The music player now offers full-screen animated graphics for supported albums. The controls blend seamlessly into the respective album covers.
There is also a depth effect that makes the elements appear as if they are floating above the surface. In addition, the manufacturer has integrated a larger font so that unsynchronized lyrics are easier to read.
SharePlay für CarPlay
Motorists should be particularly happy about SharePlay in CarPlay. With the new function, it will finally be possible for passengers to control the music by playing content from their own iPhone. That was not possible until now.
fade
Furthermore, Apple integrates a new crossfade function with which music is faded. So there are no breaks between two songs. However, the feature is optional and can be activated or deactivated in the settings under music. The function is already included in the first developer beta, but it does not work yet. Instead, activation results in an app crash.
Gemeinsame Playlists
Apple Music is getting shared playlists this year – one of the most requested features by users, according to Macrumors. This will make it possible to share your own playlists with others.
This allows multiple people to add or edit songs to the playlist. Competitors like Spotify have had the feature for some time.
Camera support for karaoke
Apple Music already has a karaoke function. Within the app, the lyrics can not only be sung along, the volume of the vocals can also be lowered as desired.
With iOS 17, Apple goes one step further and integrates camera support. You can use this to watch yourself sing. The iPhone or iPad serves as a camera and can be paired wirelessly with a Mac or Apple TV 4K.
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