Best Music Streaming Services For iPhone

Here is a list of best music streaming service applications. The list is based on user ratings, so you can trust them for what they really are.

Updated Nov 03,2016 | by Mike

Apple's iOS products have been the most highly anticipated gadgets all over the globe. It is the best experience for a majority of smart phone users. But You will be surprised to know that iOS is a great platform for entertainment industry too.

The system on which iOS is built upon has almost completely eliminated any or all kind of piracy. When it comes to songs, this would be a bad news for users in country where piracy is largely in practice.

Fret not! iTunes maybe a bit too heavy on your wallet but fortunately you don’t necessarily have to buy songs from there. iPhone application developers have provided a variety of applications and services which give you access to songs for free.

The only condition is that you can't download the songs, you can listen to them online, you can save them for listening later when you’re offline. In my opinion, it is a win-win situation, record publishers don’t have to worry about piracy and us users don't have to worry about paying for every song we listen to.

Here is a list of best music streaming service applications. The list is based on user ratings, so you can trust them for what they really are.

Spotify:

Spotify is one of the hottest things in iOS town based on users' reviews. Spotify gives you the option to listen to virtually any song with just a few taps. Moreover, Spotify allows you a free access with ad-networks support on the interface. Which is a good deal, if you don't pay with dollars, you are paying with simply viewing the pages.

In addition, Spotify offers a variety of packages that you can buy to enhance your experience with the application. You can buy paid tiers that will give you access to unlimited listening and songs saving so that you may listen to them when your offline.

Pandora:

Pandora is, and will be the best streaming application for radio listeners. Instead of waiting for you to search a particular song, Pandora reads which artists and music pieces you search. The crazy huge algorithm of Pandora creates a separate station which is based completely on your taste of music.

Pandora also provides option to refine your station, you have the option to send a thumbs up or thumbs down to a specific song that came up in your station. Pandora will remember that choice and stack much more relevant music the after that. In short, it is uncanny, no wonder it is rated 4.5 stars out of 5.

Apple Music:

You might be vaguely familiar with Apple Music. It is considered to be late in the game, a rookie compared to services like Pandora. Nonetheless, Apple Music hosts the complete store of iTunes and provides the music in those libraries for just $10 a month.

Apple Music, being a relatively young application, has quite a number of bugs and needs a re-touch on its user Interface. But without doubt Apple Music is set to play in the big leagues and packs a lot of promise.