Do you plan on subscribing to Apple Music?

In any case, you will be able to tap into vast iTunes music catalog of more than 35 million licensed tracks, though not to absolutely all of them. The exclusives like Beatles will be included for streaming, though. When Apple Music lands on June 30th, you will have the ability to subscribe directly from the overhauled app, though you will, naturally, still be able to purchase individual songs and albums like right now. Apple has big plans for its Music service, though, and has folded the Connect social music network for your favorite artists, and the Beats 1 radio channel in the overhauled app - these you will be able to peruse without any subscription, as well as visit other ad-sponsored stations, or watch some of the tens of thousands of HD music videos, all from the comfort of the new Music app. 

This is why we wanted to ask you whether you consider subscribing to Apple's new music streamer, given that it will also be available on Android as a dedicated app some time in the fall (and given all the competition you see listed below). Tell us below, and throw in your arguments in the comments.