As Apple announces its own lossless music quality without a fee increase, Amazon dropped its version to $9.99 to compete.
As iPhone users, we have the luxury of choosing from a wide variety of awesome music services. Apple Music is baked-in and has unbeatable curation, and Spotify and Tidal are great options as well. But if you're an Amazon Prime member, don't overlook Amazon Music Unlimited!
Though you can't control playback using HomePod, you can play any audio from your iPhone or iPad to HomePod, including Spotify and even Amazon Prime Music!
With so many choices now, it's difficult to decide where to put your money. Here's some advice.
Looking for the best services to stream your favorite tunes? Here's a roundup of our top picks.
Amazon has added the ability to search through the Amazon Music app using your voice with Alexa, instead of ... erm ... searching with your voice through whatever it was it was using before.
You can now listen to Amazon Music — and other services — simultaneously across multiple Echo devices.
If you've tried Amazon's recently-launched Music Unlimited service and decided that it just wasn't for you, the good news is that canceling is easy. Unfortunately, you'll need to head to Amazon on the web to do so.
Amazon Music Unlimited is Amazon's own music streaming service and it's in many ways similar to music streaming services offered by Apple, Spotify, Google, and more. Read on to learn a little more about Amazon's take on music streaming!
Sonos has announced that support for Amazon Prime Music is now available to those with an Amazon Prime subscription. Previously, the feature was part of a beta test which allows you to connect the streaming service to your portable speaker and stream all the best tunes.