Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Music: Apple’s (AAPL) licensing deal with record labels may allow it to create additional radio stations, reports MacRumors. The deal reportedly makes it so that the tech company can make a total of six radio stations without negotiating new deals. One of these stations is already operating in the form of Beats 1. It’s possible that AAPL will use these additional options to launch radio station similar to Beats 1 in other parts of the world.
Bug: Apple is planning to fix a bug for OS X users with the release of OS X 10.10.5, AppleInsider notes. The bug that AAPL is looking to eliminate from its Mac operating system allows hackers root-level access to devices without using a password. The bug was only recently discovered and there isn’t yet a fix for it. However, the release of OS X 10.10.5 will handle the problem. OS X 10.10.5 doesn’t have a release date yet, but it’s currently in beta testing.
Android: Apple is looking for app developers for Google’s (GOOG,GOOGL) Android mobile operating system, reports 9to5Mac. The tech company recently released a job listing for Android app developers that will help it make new apps for the operating system. This listing seems to indicate that Apple is intending to release more apps for Android. It currently has two apps for Android in development: Apple Music and Move to iOS. The exact apps that would be coming to Android through these jobs listings are unknown, but it could be possible that services like iMessage or iTunes could make their way to devices running Google’s mobile operating system.
