Apple just recently acquired Beats Electronics, and certainly has been making the push to welcome the new assets to the Cupertino-based company.
One of the most recent notable changes dealing with the Beats sector has to do with the fact that Apple's iOS App Store now displays the option to download the free Beats Music application under the Apple Apps prompt (shown above) that appears on the screen of every iOS 7 device that opens the App Store for the first time – such as on a new iOS 7 device, or a device that has been restored to factory settings and set up as a new device.
As first spotted by 9to5Mac Tuesday morning, the Beats Music application is now offered alongside Apple's Pages, Numbers, Keynote, iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iBooks, iTunes U, Podcasts, Find My Friends, and Find My iPhone applications. It comes along with Apple's application description, which says, "listen to music that’s always right for you."
At the time of the users being prompted with this pop-up, they can choose to ignore the pop-up with a "Not Now" button, or choose to download all of Apple's free application recommendations via the "Download All" button in the prompt.
Beats Music highly-rated, subscription-based Music-streaming application that gives users access to more than 20 million songs. Both online and offline listening modes are available to the user, just like competing music-streaming services like Spotify and many others.
Sources: 9to5Mac
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