So Apple Music is really a return to radio, right?

It's an old-fashioned concept remade for the mobile era: human DJs beaming out songs to people all over the world listening on their smartphones.

Real-time radio, of all things, is what truly distinguishes the newest and splashiest streaming service, Apple Music.

The nuts and bolts of the service, which launched Tuesday after a breathless promotional run-up filled with promises of revolution, are fundamentally similar to those of competitors such as Tidal or Spotify. Apple has about 30 million songs to stream at your request. You type in "Duran Duran" and tap on "Hungry Like the Wolf," and you're in business. If you choose to stay after a free three-month trial, it'll cost you $9.99 a month.
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