iOS 8 will support high bit rate music and will release new headphones

"TechWeb Report" May 14 news from the Japanese media Macotakara reported that Apple is planning to add a high-resolution audio file playback for iOS 8. In order to match this function, Apple will also release a new ear-type headset. There are reports that Apple plans to redesign the itunes Music store to spur the digital music business. At the moment, Apple's itunes store is selling 16-bit-damaging AAC-formatted music, but it still encourages musicians to submit 24-bit 96kHz of music. Compared with 16-bit music, high-fidelity 24-bit music will provide better detail quality. Music Podcast author Robert Hutton, Apple may plan to launch a high-fidelity 24-bit lossless music download at the itunes Store. The service may be announced at the Global Developers ' conference this June. In fact, in addition to the headset with the iphone or ipod music player, Apple has also made an independent sale of the ear-type headset, but last updated in 2008, is still available at the Apple Online Mall, the price of 79 dollars.