JAKARTA Apple will add a new feature to Apple Music via an iOS update of 26.1 beta 1. This feature is a sweeping movement or shifting to Miniplayer to change songs.
As 9to5mac found, this feature supports users to change songs quickly. Just by sliding the Miniplayer view, the track will change. Users can get songs randomly or those who have entered the queue list.
This gesture is much more responsive and intuitive than changing songs manually. Interestingly, this feature is supported by visual effects and haptic feedback whenever the user shifts the Miniplayer. It should be noted that the function will be different according to direction.
Users can later shift Miniplayer to the right or left. If you swipe to the left, the user will be taken to the next song. Meanwhile, sliding to the right will return to the previous song.
The addition of this gesture offers a faster and more convenient alternative. Users no longer need to enter the ‘Now Playing’ display or the song playback page to change songs.
With this gesture, interaction with the music application will be smoother. The addition of this feature also shows that Apple does not want to be left behind from its competitors. Spotify has been adopting this gesture for a long time, both for free and Premium users.
For now, the feature is still in the trial period. After being released to the developers, Apple will release the public version of iOS 26.1 beta 1 first. If it’s in a more stable version, all compatible devices can use this feature.
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