IT News on October 31st: Technology media 9to5Google published a blog post yesterday (October 30th) reporting that after about a month of Beta testing, Apple officially launched the Android 7.0 version Apple Music app, introducing a new liquid glass Liquid Glass design and updating the brand visual.

In terms of brand visual design, Android 7.0 Apple Music has adopted new icons, which automatically switch between black and white depending on the device's dark or light theme, replacing the previous red background. Additionally, the theme color within the applications has also been changed from red to blue, resulting in a more unified brand identity. IT provides the following comparison for reference:

In terms of the interface, version 7.0 features a floating bottom navigation bar with a slight semi-transparent effect, allowing users to faintly see the color of the interface below it through the navigation bar; the mini-player has also been redesigned to be floating and no longer fixed at the bottom of the screen. However, compared to the iOS version, the Android version does not fold the bottom bar into a more compact form when scrolling.

This update also brings about a more thorough full-screen layout, with the system status bar and navigation bar presenting in a more modern style. The top bar of the page has been restructured, with the title and the "More" menu now placed on the same line. The three-dot icon is no longer red and has been incorporated into a circular container. The "Edit Favorites" and "Edit Categories" functions on the database page have also been integrated into the three-dot menu.

The artist pages have also undergone a major redesign: the background will automatically generate a thematic color based on the artist's cover image, and the page provides prominent play buttons and information entry points. The share button has been moved to the top right corner, consistent with the iOS version. The settings page has also been optimized with a clearer and more user-friendly grouping system.