Apple (AAPL) to Raise Song Upload Limit on Apple Music Service
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Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is looking to increase the size of the number of songs users are able to upload to Apple Music upon the release of iOS 9.
According to Engadget, citing Apple VP Eddy Cue with the information, users will be able to upload 100,000 songs on Apple Music with the next mobile operating system.
Apple Music will also get some iTunes Match-like qualities, meaning any missing streaming music will be able to be filled in my users' own tracks.
Shares of Apple are indicated lower Monday.
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