Apple Music

Yes, there is a free Apple Music service that requires no paid subscription. Once a user signs up and the free trial ends, features such as offline listening, track skipping, and music recommendations are limited.

Yes, new subscribers to Apple Music can try the service free for 3 months before paying the monthly fee.

Existing Beats Music subscribers can migrate their accounts to Apple Music and enjoy the same 3 month free trial.

Apple Music requires iOS 8.4 or later for access. The revamped Music app will launch publicly with iOS 8.4 at the end of June, 2015.

Those with iOS devices running older versions of iOS will not be able to listen to Apple Music unless they update.

Yes, Apple Music will be available on Android starting in fall 2015.

Beats Music subscribers have enjoyed access to the service on Android devices as well as on other platforms. Apple intends to continue this by offering Apple Music members an option to listen on Android devices.