Showing posts with label Apple Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple Music. Show all posts

Friday, May 6, 2016

Apple Music deletes 122GB of music from composer's computer


Cloud services blur the line between local content and "cloud content" and it isn't easy to sometimes know what's really going on. For a music composer, a tiny mistake has cost him a life's worth of music and carefully created playlists, all thanks to Apple Music service.

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

iTunes Match and Apple Music can now handle 100,000 tracks


If there's something the Internet has proven is that, no matter how high any limit is, there will always be someone who will reach it. For a long time, music lovers had to endure the 25,000 tracks limit on iTunes Match and Apple Music, but now Apple is bumping it to 100,000 tracks.

Saturday, July 11, 2015

Spotify urges iOS users to save 30% by evading Apple's comission


Apple Music family pricing will force Spotify to reevaluate its prices, but right now it starts by urging its premium users to save 30% by evading the Apple tax on the App Store.

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

How to turn off auto-renewal for Apple Music


At last, Apple Music is finally available, and with it we get 3 months of free trial that most users will certainly try out. The thing is, if you don't want to face an unexpected charge on the end of that period, it will be wise to turn off the automatic renewal for Apple Music right now.

Monday, June 22, 2015

Taylor Swift "forces" Apple to pay music rights during Apple Music free trial


Apple may seem like a company that can do whatever it wants; but it seems that it too has its week spots, and Taylor Swift may be one of them. Looks like Taylor Swift's public complaint about Apple Music's 3 month non-paid music access made Apple backtrack, and achieve in a single day what months of negotiation failed to achieve.

Monday, June 8, 2015

Apple Music wants to do for music what App Store did for developers

Apple's WWDC 2015 keynote was filled with stuff (like the new OS X El Capitan, and iOS 9, and watch OS 2) but as I'm just a single person that can only do so much, I'll focus on the much awaited music streaming service. An announcement Apple though was awarded the iconic "one more thing...", and there was: Apple Music.

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