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Verizon may not have as many bundled perks as some of the other carriers out there, but it does, at the very least, offer up a six month free trial period of Apple Music . So that’s something. But it looks like the partnership between Verizon and Apple is going to get a bit better for customers, based on unofficial information shared on Tuesday by 9to5Mac . According to the publication, Verizon is going to announce in the next couple of days that customers subscribing to the Beyond Unlimited and Above Unlimited plans can get a full Apple Music subscription at no additional cost. It will simply be bundled with the plan, and the plan is going to remain the same price. However, customers of the Go Unlimited plan will still only have the six month trial period for Apple Music, after which they will be billed the standard $9.99 per month fo an individual plan. This offer will be available for new customers, as well as existing customers. The report also indicates that subscribers who a...

A new promotion at work is a solid way to start the New Year. Ebro Darden has been working as a Beats 1 host for quite some time, but, as reported by Billboard , he has recently been promoted to a bigger role at Apple Music. According to the publication, Darden is now the Global Editorial Head of Hip-Hop and R&B at the streaming music platform. With the new role, Darden will be tasked with heading the teams in both genres, cultivating editorial content for new releases. Darden will continue to host his “Ebro in the Morning” radio show on Hot 97 in New York City, which runs between 6:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. local time. Darden already has tasks in front of him, saying that he’s going to put a major focus on making sure consumers can find the music that they love: “First things first is making sure that we’re firing on all cylinders in the best way possible, helping consumers find the music that they love and also helping artists connect with consumers in a real...

Apple doesn’t quite yet have a personalized yearly wrap-up for subscribers to Apple Music, but maybe that will change one day. Until then, let’s turn to third-party fixes. TechCrunch has one such option called “Music Year in Review” from developer NoiseHub. It’s available in the iOS App Store right now as a free download, and it offers a nice, if not very simple, look back at the music you listened to through Apple’s subscription option over the last year. This is similar to Spotify’s own “Wrapped” option, but it’s not as in-depth as that competing platform’s annual breakdown. After you install the app, you will need to enter your email address and then connect the app to Apple Music. Once you’ve got that done the app will look over the necessary metrics and data, and then put together a few different graphs. You will be able to see how much time you spent listening to your favorite artist, your overall favorites i...