How Apple’s new music-related services will impact consumers

Apple announced on Thursday a number of new music services and services aimed at music lovers, including Spotify and Apple Music.

While Apple Music has a premium subscription model that gives users access to more than 1,500 music albums and songs, Apple Music will offer new premium subscription features and services that have been announced over the past year.

For instance, Apple is adding a feature that lets users subscribe to streaming music for free and the company is also launching a new feature to allow users to add their own music to the streaming service, and even pay for it.

Spotify also added a new Premium Subscription option for its users in April, and the music-streaming service also announced a new subscription service in September that will let users add music from Apple Music and other streaming services to their subscription plans.

The company also introduced a new service called iHeartRadio that allows its users to listen to live radio stations from the comfort of their own home, or to a playlist of songs they’ve already purchased.

Apple also announced two new Music subscription services: Apple Music Premium ($10 a month) and Apple Audio ($7.99 a month).

Apple is offering a new, cheaper premium subscription for Apple Music users, but the new pricing is still subject to changes.

The company said that the new service will cost $15 a month for people who buy Apple Music, and that Apple Music subscribers will get $15 per month for Apple Audio, $10 for Apple Premium and $5 for Apple Classic Music.

The two new subscription plans come as Apple has begun offering a subscription service that includes unlimited streaming of songs and albums from Apple and other music services.

That service is called the Music Unlimited plan, and it will be available on iOS devices starting today.

Apple Music’s subscription service will be free to those who sign up for Apple’s Music Unlimited, but users will have to pay an additional $15 to receive the service.

Apple Music and Apple Classic will also be available through the iTunes App Store.