According to some reports, it comes to
know that the Apple could launch an iTunes application for Android
devices. Before, there was no inkling of a thought in the presence of
Steve Jobs, but the things are completely change under the Tim Cook
command.
Some new reports are declaring that
Apple might launch an iTunes application for Android in order to
combat ailing digital music downloads. In past couple of years, it
seems that the Apple’s revenue from iTunes music sales have been
reducing and the company is looking forward to open its music store
up to Android devices in order to help in increasing income.
Moreover, Apple is also looking to
transform iTunes into a more modern service so that the company can
boost the income. As the company said to be in the examining stages
of generating a subscription-based model to rival the likes of
spotify and Google Play Music.
In any case, if Apple launches an
iTunes application for Android users, it may attract lots of new
customers, who are using Android devices and the Google Play store to
buy their desired music.
We all know that all the Android users
have access to the Google Play Music service as well as Amazon’s
digital music store, therefore if Apple introduces a new music store
for them; it is not necessarily guarantee million of new users.
Moreover, the company is also looking forward to launch a paid music
subscription service to opponent the likes of Pandora, Google Play
Music and Spotify.
According to three people, who are
familiar with the talks, said “Apple has “opened investigative
talks” with senior music label executives about a potential
on-demand streaming service”.
We all know that in the US, the company
already providing a free, ad-supported radio service that known as
iTunes Radio, but it makes the mass music money from the single and
album sales through iTunes.
Moreover, Apple associates to around
40% of the US music revenue, and the company is hoping that such big
effort on music labels can bring huge effect on its business.
"They are feeling out some people
at labels on thoughts about transitioning its customers from iTunes
proper to a streaming service," saidone major label source. "So
when you buy a song for $1.29, and you put it in your library, iTunes
might send an e-mail pointing out that for a total of, say, $8 a
month you can access that song plus all the music in the iTunes
store. It's all in the 'what if' stage." Still, there is no
official announcement from the company, so all the android users can
wait till the company uncover the reality.
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