How to Play iTunes Music on a Smartphone Running Android

How to Play iTunes Music on a Smartphone Running Android

It's simple to play music from your Apple account on an Android phone.

In recent years, streaming services like Spotify and Pandora have gained popularity, but many of us still obtain our music the traditional way: by downloading songs and ripping CDs using the iTunes software on our computers.

It's simple to transfer the music to an iPhone or iPod. You can copy your songs to numerous devices using Apple's closed ecosystem by syncing them with your PC. Additionally, for $99 a year, you can get iTunes Match, which keeps your music in Apple's iCloud service and lets you download or play it to up to 10 different Apple devices.

The process is more difficult for Android users, who make up 65% of all smartphone users in America. Here is what you need to do in order to play your iTunes music on an Android phone.

1.To start, download the Google Music app from the Google Play Store to your phone (your phone might have come with the app already installed).

2. After that, download Google Play Music Manager to the device where your iTunes account is stored. (This step applies to both Mac and PC users.)

3. Lastly, upload your computer's iTunes library to Google Music, where you can keep up to 50,000 songs for no cost.

4. Important: Because uploading a lot of audio files can take hours, you might wish to change your computer's energy-saving settings to stop it from going to sleep, which would halt the process.

5. That is all. Your iTunes library is now available for download or streaming to your Android phone. And only one time must be spent going through the process. Any music you download to your computer after the initial upload, whether it came from iTunes, Amazon, or somewhere else, will show up in your cloud-based Google Music account. Likewise, playlists will also be immediately added to your Google Music account. By the way, none of this is required if you have a subscription to the Apple Music streaming service. The Apple Music app is easily accessible from the Google Play store, just like any other music-streaming software would be.