The answer to what will happen to Beats Music after Apple purchased it recently for $3 billion will almost have its response, Complex reported.

Quoting a Financial Times report, Apple is reportedly planning to incorporate it in their IOs.

Another report meanwhile hinted that Apple is negotiating with record labels regarding a deal that include a $5 per month charge for music streaming via the Beat Music, which is a decrease of fee currently charged by other streaming companies.

Apple bought the company earlier this year for $3 billion, and reports said that Apple might use Beats Music by March 2015 with the iOS and include it in the iPhones and iPads.

Beats Music is online subscription-based music streaming service and with Beats Music CEO Ian Rogers is in charge of iTunes Radio last month, the plans are lining up.

Apple has been releasing new products lately such as Apple Pay program in October.

The Apple pay allowed consumers and Iphone users to use their phones to pay for purchases instead of credit cards.

The report said the unveiling of the new payment scheme through the smartphones would be in partnership with 220,000 locations.

The new Apple pay works on the new model of iPhones and iPads and not available with the old models. There are 10 million users of iPhone6 and 6Plus so far, based on media reports.

Meanwhile, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is appearing to be the next big thing with CNet.com reporting that there will be over 70 million of the latest phone model to be manufactured by Dec. 30.

Apple's online store will be accepting pre-orders starting 12 a.m. PT on Friday.

True to the earlier reports, Apple unveiled its latest iPhone 6, a 4.7 inch device and iPhone 6 Plus, a 5.5 inch device.

The newest iPhone boast of a 64-bit A8 processor, with an 8-megapixel camera, a better battery life and now allows payments from the mobile device.

According to Cnet, Apple's request to manufacturers of about 70 to 80 million units of the iPhone 6 and iPhone6 plus is much bigger than last year's iPhone5S.