Apple working on iTunes Store App for Android devices

Apple is currently working to launch an iTunes Store App for Android devices as the sales of audio music is declining rapidly on the iOS platform. Apple is looking to capitalize on the growing number of Android devices and to get itself out of the declining trends as iOS devices fail to show growth that matches the growth of Android Operating system. But development of such an app is going to be no easy task as it will need Apple to negotiate with record labels to take them on board for launch of such an app. It’ll be interesting launch when Apple targets the android users to start buying music from their store instead of Google Play. This app is not the only rational solution being worked upon in Apple headquarters to regain the losing revenues. Apple is even working on ideas like on-demand streaming service to compete with market rivals like Spotify and Beats Music. Another ‘out-of-the-box’ idea was presented by an iTune executive named Robert Kondrk by proposing to get an exclusive album-release on iTunes store before the album gets a physical CD release. Whatever Apple is thinking or developing it should do quickly because the music streaming market is becoming populated with some strong competition. A simple example cane be seen in the form of Free Radio streaming in newly launched Nokia phones and Samsung Milk Music that is going to come with Samsung Galaxy S5.