Apple Music works smoothly whether you're using an iPhone or iPad. However, adding new songs to your playlist isn't a one-tap process. However, that's set to change with the upcoming iOS 14.5 update.
The company just released the second beta version of the software, and Reddit users noticed that Apple Music now has a swipe-to-add feature.
Here’s how it works: you can drag a song partially to add it to the list. If you do a full swipe from left to right, the song will play next. This is super useful for quickly adding songs to your “Now Playing” list.
Apple Music rival Spotifyhas had this feature for a while, but we're glad the feature is coming to the iPhone.
Apart from that, Apple is also adding popover menus for songs. Until now, if you long -pressed on a song, a menu like the one you see in the image below would appear.
With the new update, the menu will simply appear as a pop-up window , so it doesn't take up the entire screen . Additionally, as the screenshot for the new update suggests, you'll just have to tap the three -dot menu instead of long-pressing. The process of adding a song to your library is very quick, as is getting a link to share it.
These features are handy in your daily use of Apple Music and make it easier to manage your library and play your playlist. We look forward to the release of this update.
Information source: thenextweb.com
