June and the WWDC are approaching, and more and more rumors suggest that Apple could concentrate a large part of the event on news in the music field.
There is now little time left for the WWDC in June, in which Apple will present as usual the news, especially software, which will be implemented after the summer on new and old models of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and in general on all apple products.
Today we focus in particular on a teaser, if we want to call it that, which consists of a single simple sentence that can be found within the Music App:
Get ready: the music is about to change forever
Apple code experts have already reported that in Apple Music there are already clues from which it can be deduced that in the near future The Music app will be able to offer songs encoded in Hi-Res Loseless format, both in download and streaming. The best-founded hypothesis is that Apple Music subscribers will soon be able to enjoy high-resolution listening using Dolby Atmos and AirPods Pro or AirPods Max headphones.
How much will this technology consume in terms of data? Analysis of the Apple Music app code for Android revealed that streaming in high resolution may require about 36 Mb of data for a 3-minute song.
Finally, the launch: if some think that Apple's Hi-Res music service will be unveiled at WWDC, other rumors even speculate an anticipated reveal that could take place as early as this week, according to some also tomorrow 18 May 2021. We will not fail to update you as soon as we know more.
