Apple is planning to improve the quality of its Music streaming. At one point in 2016, Apple Music should offer audio in high resolution, better known as the theme song sound Hi-Res , offering the ability to stream audio with bit rates of 24-bits and frequencies up to 96kHz, a quality higher than that of a CD.
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The support in the Apple Music Audio Hi-Res is a consequence of the will of Apple to increase sales of the iPhone, which from next generation waiting to September (7 iPhone and iPhone 7 Plus) should eliminate the traditional headphone jack 3.5 mm for audio output built into the door Lightning. In this way Apple would also be able to further reduce the thickness of the next iPhone, as there would be more 'to consider the diameter of 3.5mm.
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The traditional 3.5mm headphone jack is limited to providing the sound in CD quality. Exploiting the digital signals of the door Lightning, Apple would ensure a higher quality sound up to 24-bit using DAC (digital to analog converter), to provide a listening experience closer to the quality of the studio recording.
To date, the only service that offers music as Hi-Res is Qobuz, a French market that is not yet available in Italy. TIDAL plans to update its catalog with songs Hi-Res 2016, while Spotify undaunted still offer poor audio quality, with a compression that makes you lose a lot of quality. Apple Music could then take the plunge to get users to switch to its music service Spotify, at least by convincing those in which the quality of what 'is listening to the heart.
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