Serenity was formerly the Managing Editor at iMore, and now works for Apple. She's been talking, writing about, and tinkering with Apple products since she was old enough to double-click. In her spare time, she sketches, sings, and in her secret superhero life, plays roller derby. Follow her on Twitter @settern.
The new iPods may be pretty, but only the iPod touch can sync Apple Music tracks. And that sucks. The iPods have been at the end of their era for awhile now, and this is yet another move to signal their eventual retirement.
Want to get your Beats Music tunes over to Apple Music? Here's how.
The Iconfactory's Craig Hockenberry took a look at the Apple Watch's real-world water resistance. Turns out, it's not too shabby—as long as you take care to clean it.
Want to know if you've downloaded a song locally to your Mac or not? Here's how.
I hadn't been able to open up iBooks Author in the weeks since the June 30 rollout, due to this tiny little thing called Apple Music you probably haven't heard of. Today, I did. And boy was I surprised to find that not only can iBooks Author create its special Made for iBooks projects, but it now has two ePub templates. Which, yes, create ePub 3 books.
Apple lets you flag poor directions in Maps. Why shouldn't they allow you to flag badly-matched songs in iCloud Music Library?
OS X El Capitan may be in Public Beta now, but that doesn't mean it's 100 percent stable. Here's how to put it somewhere it can't cause problems.
During the first three months after you sign up for Apple Music, you'll get all the features of a paid Apple Music subscription. After that initial trial, however, you'll have to choose between a free and paid account. Here's what each of them looks like.
Yes, Apple Music has a DRM component. Yes, it sucks, but it's similar to every other streaming service. No, it does not overwrite the files on your Mac to make all your music DRM-laden. For those Googling in a panic, here's the deal.
Is your iPhone's Music app giving you a headache? Here are five hidden shortcuts that will make your life easier!
Feel like Family Sharing is more like family mayhem? Here's how to go about setting it all up.
Folks are in a bit of a huff about Apple Music's DRM-clad files. Here's what (I'm guessing) is going on.
I've been streaming Zane Lowe's inaugural show on Beats 1. Let's chat about it.
We all get three months free starting Tuesday. Will Apple Music be worth the $10 on month four? Here are my excitements, concerns, and what I'd need to subscribe.
Sonos doesn't have an Apple Watch app yet, but with the $3 ZonePlay app or an Apple TV, you can still control your speakers.
Sayonara, WWDC. Last week was a fun one for iMore in San Francisco: Between keynotes, sessions, other conferences, and meetups, we got to see a lot of fantastic upcoming features and chat with a lot of great people. Now that our week has drawn to a close, here are our highlights, thoughts, and lingering reminders. iOS 9 Peter: Multitasking and split screen are huge features, but the...
Daring Fireball founder John Gruber sat down with Apple senior vice president of worldwide marketing Phil Schiller at WWDC for a live version of Gruber's podcast The Talk Show. Here, to the best of our ability, is a full transcript of their remarks, interspersed with occasional audience response.
We're in San Francisco all week for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference. We'll be here all week for fun and adventure, official and otherwise. Follow along with us!
We've heard about the big stuff. Here are my favorite little features hiding away in iOS 9. We're a month away from iOS 9's public beta and, like I do just about every year, I've compiled a collection of my favorite tiny features you may not have heard about yet, thanks to the onslaught of info.
Colorful. Smooth. Sporty. The Apple Watch's base-level band is anything but cheap. I had no choice in the matter of getting a Sport band. But it's been about a month and a half, and not only do I love my white band — I may have also picked up every other color of Sport band available.