Apple Music breathes new life into online service

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Apple Music has officially entered the Vietnamese market following its global debut in late June.

Apple Music is expected to  breathe new life into online service in Viet Nam. — Photo ibtimes.com
HA NOI  (Biz Hub) — Apple Music has officially entered the Vietnamese market following its global debut in late June.

Although free download sites have become a dominant force for online music fans here, Apple Music has won over a number of customers.

The service is offering a free three-month trial to users before officially starting to charge them US$9.99 per month for access to over 30 million songs in the Apple Music library. However, it is offering a lower fee for users in Viet Nam at around VND60,000 (US$2.76) per month.

With an eye-catching, simple and easy to use platform, Apple Music also offers users a variety of choices, from streaming music to listening to its 24/7 Beats 1 radio, or connecting with artists who join the Apple social network. Moreover, Apple also supports searching in Vietnamese. — VNS


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