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Apple is Going to Launch Two Features for Android

Business Habit ⋅ @businesshabit ⋅ Aug 01, 2021

US tech giant Apple is launching special audio and lossless audio streaming feature in collaboration with Dolby Atoms to provide the next generation sound experience for Android users. News IANS.

According to a report, Android users will be able to use these features. However, not all Android phones support Dolby Atmos. On July 20, Apple introduced special audio and lossless audio features to Apple Music at no extra cost to Indian music lovers.

Apple Music has created a catalog of over seven and a half crore songs in Lossless Audio for its Indian customers. Apple uses ALAC (Apple Lossless Audio Codec) to store every bit of the original audio file. As a result, listeners will be able to hear the music in the studio in the same way that the artists have sung.

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