Everyone that's hoping for the March event of Apple unveiling of the music streaming service will now have to wait 2 months longer as Apple is likely to launch it in June at WWDC event. According to rumors the WWDC event which is Apple's annual developer conference will be held between June 8-12 and the streaming service is expected to be launched at June 8.
The service which is expected to have a full Beats personalization including its services like curated playlists and customization to the musical tastes of individual users. The service will be priced at $7.99 and is said to be less expensive than the pricing of other music streaming services like Spotify or the Beats Audio itself.
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This music streaming service is expected to be launched as an update to the new iOS 8 update this summer but its likely to be launched as one of the main features for iOS 9. As many Beats executives have already left Apple and the Cupertino based company is struggling like never before to develop its Android application and some of the recent postings about the job in Apple have made it crystal clear that the Android focused developers hired for this streaming service have also left the company.
With the streaming service's delayed launch Apple will have to cornerstone the Apple Watch and its demonstration and introduction for the third party WatchKit applications. We expect that Apple will discuss the pricing and accessories before its ship date in April.