New iOS 8 leak suggests a much better music experience is on the way
Music fans are apparently in for a treat in the coming weeks, because some of Apple’s big updates set to debut in and alongside iOS 8 will reportedly focus on improving the music experience offered by Apple’s iPhone, iPad and iPod touch lineup.
Mac Otakara on Monday evening reported that Apple has plans to add high-definition audio playback features in iOS 8.
Apple’s current iOS software is not capable of playing 24-bit tracks with a sample rate greater than 48 kHz. According to this report, however, iOS 8 will add this capability and Apple will introduce high-fidelity iTunes music downloads that take advantage of these new capabilities.
The report also states that Apple will debut new and improved ear buds and a new Lightning connector during WWDC.
Apple’s annual WWDC conference takes place between June 2nd and June 6th this year.
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