With iOS 14.5, users can now set a preferred music streaming service when asking Siri to play something. Here's how to get that set up.
Sit back, relax, and watch music videos with your Apple Music subscription!
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Spotify's music player is about to get more useful for karaoke night as the company prepares to launch real-time lyrics globally. The feature is set to roll out in 26 countries on Tuesday, June 30th.
SiriusXM is letting you listen for free during the next four months when you sign up for an Essential streaming subscription. You can cancel at any time with no penalty, though the membership will continue at $8/month once the trial ends otherwise.
SiriusXM is offering a 1-year membership to its Sirius Select streaming service at the discounted price of $60, and you'll even score a free Amazon Echo Dot smart speaker in the process (valued at $50).
Spotify has brought its Kids app to Premium Family customers in the U.S., Canada, and France after an earlier launch in Western Europe. Users who make use of the service will be able to access child-friendly, curated Spotify playlists including lullabies and educational content.
Tidal just unleashed over 500 playlists inspired by what some of the most popular artists are currently listening to, and now you can check them all out for what amounts to $1 per month. You can even choose Tidal's Hi-Fi plan for this price.
Apple is working to bundle its services together into a single super-bundle, but record labels aren't keen on the idea.