Finally Apple is Going to pay $3 Billion to Beats Electronics.

Apple, the organization that transformed computerized music into a standard marvel, said on Wednesday that it was purchasing Beats Electronics, a climbing music brand, for $3 billion, in a move that will help it play make up for lost time with opponents that offer membership based music administrations.

Apple and Beats executives said the organizations would cooperate to give customers as far and wide as possible more choices to listen to music. The Beats brand will stay separate from Apple's, and Apple will offer both Beats' streaming music administration and premium earphones.

Apple said itunes, which offers singular melodies and collections and offers a streaming radio administration, would be offered close by the Beats music administration.

The Beats arrangement brings Jimmy Iovine, a long-lasting music official, and Dr. Dre, the rapper, to work under Eddy Cue, Apple's official responsible for Internet administrations. Dr. Dre and Mr. Iovine, who established Beats in 2006, join an arrangement of noticeable executives whom Apple has added to its program, including Angela Ahrendts, the previous head of Burberry, and Paul Deneve, the previous head of Yves Saint Laurent.