A couple of first applications Apple Music and Move to iOS for Android is probably just the beginning of Apple's entry into the world of Android. Apple because it is currently looking for additional developers on its website to help the company develop new mobile applications for the Android platform. The very presence of the word "new" clearly indicates to us that Apple in the future, it plans to introduce other applications for the competing mobile operating system.
Currently, developers in Applu are working hard on the app Apple Music, which will arrive in the fall, probably together with the launch iOS 9 and the performance iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. At this time, the company should also introduce the Move to app iOS, which is intended to help users more easily switch from Android to iOS 9.
When earlier Apple was looking for a developer for the Android platform, it also stated in its claim that it would be an application focused on music. Now, however, it does not mention anything similar, so there is a possibility that it will either be a completely different application or there will be even more of them.
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in services such as WhatsApp, Viber and several others. So there is a possibility that Apple will introduce the application iMessage for Android, because on iOS is communication via iMessage very popular. Another option is iTunes Store for Android, which would complement Apple Music, which would also make sense given that iTunes Store is available within the iTunes application and for Windows user. And the last option may be Safari, because the web browser from Applu was the first program that Apple said for Windows and therefore could also now introduce it for Android.
*source: 9to5mac
