10 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Apple Music
8. Find Out The Beats Schedule In Advance
"Listen to the radio. And you will hear the songs you know. Make it effervescent here. And you might have a job my dear". That was the promise that Robbie Williams made in his song "Radio", and its the promise that Apple Music is making to its listeners when it launched Beats 1 - a youth-oriented radio station that's broadcasting from California, New York and London that pledges to be both global and live (even if the former part is corrupting the latter part of that promise).
Tuning into Beats 1 by going to the Radio tab at the bottom of your iPhone screen, or at the top of your iTunes window if you're using it on a computer, listeners can hear Zane Lowe host a menagerie of big names and smallish indie bands, as Apple hopes they'll be able to introduce users to music they would not have otherwise heard of.
If you want to get the schedule in advance, go to the Radio tab at the bottom of your iPhone screen, and then tap the Beats 1 logo. A new window will open, and if you scroll down you can see the listings for the day. Or use the station's Tumblr page.