Since launching about three months ago, Apple Music hasn’t exactly provided a consistent and pleasurable user experience on iOS. While Apple Music really nailed music curation right out of the gate, overall usability on the app left a whole lot to be desired. As we highlighted on numerous occasions over the past few weeks, the initial incarnation of Apple Music was fraught with a number of frustrating bugs, with one of the more prominent issues being the inability to consistently add songs to a selected playlist.
Also problematic is that mobile performance was at times erratic. Often times, Apple Music would seemingly stall for minutes on end. Compounding matters is that some of the service’s more basic functions were hidden behind a rather unintuitive UI. Even worse, some functions — such as hopping from a song to the album it came from — seemingly worked just 30% of the time.
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