Islamabad (Web Desk) — Technology company Apple has expanded the availability of its online music streaming service, Apple Music, to four more countries, including Pakistan, bringing the service to 172 countries and regions worldwide.
Apple has added Pakistan, Albania, Brunei, and Burkina Faso to the list of countries where the service is available on its support website.
Among these four countries, Pakistan, Albania, and Burkina Faso are also countries where Apple recently announced that certain iCloud+ plans would include Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no additional cost. Brunei is not included in this offering, where Apple TV’s subscription service is still unavailable.
Along with the global expansion of Apple Music, a new trial version of the app has also been released for Android users.
The new Apple Music version 7.0 includes several new changes, including a “Liquid Glass” style design, a new floating navigation bar, and a mini music player.
Following the official availability of the service in Pakistan, local users will now be able to use Apple’s online music streaming service, while Android users will also have access to the redesigned interface and additional features.