Apple Music now lets DJs create mixes from its catalog
Apple Music now integrates with leading DJ software and hardware platforms and lets DJs build and mix sets from directly inside Apple Music
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by Jonny Evans · Published March 25, 2025
Apple Music now integrates with leading DJ software and hardware platforms and lets DJs build and mix sets from directly inside Apple Music
by Jonny Evans · Published March 13, 2025
Apple Music Classical, the company’s world-class classical music streaming service, is now available on the web. Strangely, however, the service still lacks its own Mac app.
by Jonny Evans · Published February 21, 2025
While the consumer improvements seem fun, the key enhancements of writing tools and a guest mode will help make Vision Pro an even more effective enterprise tool, I believe.
by Jonny Evans · Published February 14, 2025
Apple quietly upgraded several services this week, with an eye on external partnership.
by Jonny Evans · Published January 3, 2025
Did you eat all the pies? If so, Apple has something for you – if you subscribe to Apple Fitness, that is.
by Jonny Evans · Published December 19, 2024
Apple may be in talks with Tencent and ByteDance to deploy features from the AI systems to iPhone, iPad, and Mac users in China.
by Jonny Evans · Published December 11, 2024
This is unlikely to be the only satellite-related product enhancement we can expect from Apple in the coming year. The company recently invested $1.5 billion more in its satellite partner, GlobalStar.
by Jonny Evans · Published December 10, 2024
Each of the channels features seriously impressive names from within those genres, including Brian Eno and many more. The channels are available for free to anyone through Apple Music Radio
by Jonny Evans · Published December 5, 2024
Apple continues to build reach for its TV+ service, which is now available as a subscription-based additional channel within Amazon Prime Video in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia
by Jonny Evans · Published November 20, 2024
Shazam has now been used to identify 100 billion tunes, Apple said – that’s 12 pieces of music for every person on Earth…
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