Gallery: Apple Music's Here, and It Probably Won't Change Everything

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    Beats 1, the always-on global radio station, is the centerpiece of the Apple Music experience.
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    You tap once if you like something, twice if you love it---that's how Apple Music gets a sense of your tastes.
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    There'll be new music every week, but this week on Apple Music everything is new.
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    Connect is a sort of artist / fan social network, a hybrid of MySpace and Instagram, but there's not a lot of activity so far.
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    Music you already own is all in Apple Music, with redesigned artist and album pages.
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    Apple Music's For You section is a constantly-changing list of albums and playlists you might want to listen to.
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