Apple Music on Echo will be available in the coming weeks according to 9to5Mac. Can't find the actual press release though
https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/13/appl...zon-fire-tv-coming-to-echo-for-uk-users-soon/
Errm really you do know Amazon's Fire brand is Android?
https://m.androidcentral.com/amazon-fire-tv
(Perhaps you don't, oh well)
You already can.I just want Apple Music through Alexa on the Sonos! PLEASE!!!
I think Amazon and Apple can coexist peacefully. I have a HomePod for playing my Apple music. I have Echo Dots to control smart lighting (because not only are there more options, but more affordable options). I have Apple TV 4K so I can watch my iTunes library and Amazon Prime. I live comfortably in both their universes.
Spotify is available via airplay. Apple has no obligation to cater to 3rd party servicesThis is clearly validation that Apple realizes when it comes to services, you're better off supporting as many devices/platforms as you can. Because, duh.
A little hypocritical that, in spite of this, Spotify still isn't allowed on their hardware -- the HomePod. Hmm.
Spotify is available via airplay. Apple has no obligation to cater to 3rd party services
You can use your smart lights with apple homekit. There's a program called homebridge that makes it work. A pain to setup though. I have my non homekit smart switches and my non homekit nest products all working inside apple homekit. You do have to have it installed on a computer that's on 24/7. Lots of people put it on a cheap raspberry pi. I'm using it on my mac mini that's on 24/7.I think Amazon and Apple can coexist peacefully. I have a HomePod for playing my Apple music. I have Echo Dots to control smart lighting (because not only are there more options, but more affordable options). I have Apple TV 4K so I can watch my iTunes library and Amazon Prime. I live comfortably in both their universes.
I got a fire stick 4K as a 10 year anniversary gift from my University and it is definitely not as nice as my AppleTV 4K, but it also sells for $50 and has two working browsers. It will be nice to get Apple Music on it. I'm still looking forward to getting AirPlay2 on my Vizio TVs though.
No, not when Apple's forthcoming March event is "A TV STREAMING SERVICE"View attachment 826192
Use your head. You surely understood the point is that Android phones are the competitor to Apple’s revenue generator, the iPhone, not Android tv boxes.
NOPE!You already can.
works for me. You can set apple music as the default music service for alexa. So when you ask to play a song it goes to apple music.NOPE!
Unless something changed in the last 10 minutes or so, you cannot.
Not through Alexa voice command.
Currently Alexa only controls Apple Music on amazon first party devicesworks for me. You can set apple music as the default music service for alexa. So when you ask to play a song it goes to apple music.
There's also been an apple music skill out that also works. With that you have to specify apple music in your request.
But it isn't available natively. Apple has no obligation to allow third party services, yes, however it is very clear that they deliberately lack support for services that compete with their own.Spotify is available via airplay. Apple has no obligation to cater to 3rd party services
Yes, but not on Sonos. Just on Echos is my point.works for me. You can set apple music as the default music service for alexa. So when you ask to play a song it goes to apple music.
There's also been an apple music skill out that also works. With that you have to specify apple music in your request.
I get that you're a fan, but I doubt Amazon could make something as efficient and compact as AirPods. Samsung barely can.Well in this area there wasn't much reason to buy Apple hardware. I have six echo dots hooked up to decent bluetooth speakers and I think I paid less than one AirPod. The claim that Apple is just making stuff that is too good in terms of quality (i.e. the AirPod was suggested to be being sold at cost or a loss) seems silly as my whole home music system works just fine in addition to letting me turn on and off lights, etc.