Apple launches Apple Music voice control plan: designed specifically for Siri, 5 yuan per month

      Apple held a "blast" new product launch conference early this morning, announcing the launch of the Apple Music voice control solution, a new level of Apple Music subscription service designed around the powerful functions of Siri.

　　The Apple Music voice control plan allows subscribers to enjoy a library of tens of millions of songs, including hundreds of new mood and activity playlists, personalized recommendations and style radio stations, as well as award-winning Apple Music radio programs. All content can be listened to through Siri, for only RMB 5 per month.

　　“Apple Music and Siri are a natural match and have always worked seamlessly together,” said Oliver Schusser, Apple’s vice president of Apple Music and Beats. “Siri is used regularly on hundreds of millions of devices around the world, and we’re excited to introduce new ways to make Apple Music and the ease of listening to music just by speaking more accessible to even more people around the world.”

　　Users can subscribe to the Apple Music voice control plan by simply saying "Hey Siri, start trying Apple Music voice control" to Siri, or completing the registration in the Apple Music App. After subscribing, users can use voice commands to operate all Siri-enabled devices such as HomePod mini, AirPods, iPhone, or CarPlay to play music.

　　Apple Music has also added hundreds of mood and activity playlists carefully compiled by professional editors, and has been fully optimized for voice control. Subscribers can directly say to Siri, "Play the dinner party playlist," or "Play some stress-relieving songs," or even "Play something similar," to enjoy a truly personalized and enjoyable music experience. Subscribers to all Apple Music service plans can enjoy these new playlists, and with Siri's voice control function, they can get a better Apple Music experience. Similarly, subscribers to Apple Music's voice control plan can also enjoy all the playlists provided by Apple Music, including "Best of the Day," "Today's Hottest," "Today's Country Music," "A-List: International Pop," and "R&B in Progress," which are all popular with users.

　　IT Home learned that later this year, Apple Music voice control solution will be available in 17 countries and regions, including Australia, Austria, Canada, Mainland China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States.

　　The Apple Music voice control solution will provide subscribers with customized recommendations within the app based on their personal preferences for playing music with Siri and their recent playlists. The Music app will also have a new section called "Just Ask Siri" where subscribers can learn how to better use Siri to access Apple Music.

　　If you want to enjoy Apple Music's high-quality music services such as spatial audio and lossless audio, lyrics, music videos, etc., subscribers can easily change to an individual plan of $10 per month or a family plan of $15 per month shared by up to 6 accounts at any time.