Apple (APPL) showcased a host of new features and software updates at the 2015 worldwide developers conference on Monday. CEO Tim Cook saved the biggest announcement for last at the San Francisco keynote address, launching Apple’s new music streaming service. Users will be treated to the first 3 months of Apple Music for free, after that it will cost $9.99 per month or $14.99 for a family plan. The streaming service will feature a 24 hour radio show called Beats 1, as well as curated playlists. In addition, artists will be able to share their latest videos and photos with fans using the immersive connect feature. As predicted, the conference showcased the new IOS9 operating software, with an emphasis on smart search and the revamped voice assistant Siri. Apple also vowed to protect its users’ privacy. Upgrades across Apple devices are set to be rolled out in the fall.
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