Oh it's "a thing" alright.Wait, is that a thing, or did you just make that up?
And it is stupid and ill mannered.
Some guys just can't sit with their legs a decent width apart.
Oh it's "a thing" alright.Wait, is that a thing, or did you just make that up?
I think you're confusing Connect with Beats 1. Beats 1 is live internet radio. Connect was just like Ping but Apple got rid of it as you requested. Anything else?Beats 1 reminds me of Ping. Find the courage to get rid of it and move on.
Spend all your time on an Apple forum and criticise Apple. Productive.
Yes except you can't hear exactly what you want on Pandora unless you pay for their streaming music subscription. Everyone on Pandora always asks this same question until they realize that people who pay actually get to hear all music on demand instead of listening to a station and skipping half of the tracks because they don't feel like hearing them.As a stock holder I want Apple Music to work and be profitable. But for the life of me I cant see someone paying their subscription fees when I can hear free music semi tailored to my tastes on services like Pandora.
I guess I hope their big changes are successful......
As opposed to what you're doing, amirite?Spend all your time on an Apple forum and criticise Apple. Productive.
And everyone was saying the same thing about Amazon 2 years ago and Hulu last year. They have caught up and it's actually easy for Apple to catch up too. After all, we're not talking about technology and product pipelines. We're talking about content which can be easily bought or licensed. Apple could also produce their own content but until they have a few critical hits under their belt, they will appear to be behind. Meanwhile, they serve up all the competition's content on their devices and as soon as an Apple produced original movie or TV show wins big, they will jump right into the fray. By 2020, Apple Studios will be as big as anything we see today.5-6 years ago i would be exited about an announcement like this- now- WHO CARES!
Apple tv is so far behind- yes i have 2 4's and imho apple missed the boat on anything tv.
When this article says "hard working on this" i envision jonny ives foundling his red iphone 7 with beats headphones on-lol
APPLE WILL NEVER CATCH UP OR HAVE ANY LEGITIMATE TV SUCH AS SLING, NETFLIX, ETC -
ESPECIALLY UNDER COOK
ITUNES -APPPLE TV -all stagnant under cook
When did guys in jeans suddenly need to primly cross their legs? If they were doing a full on Al Bundy and massaging themselves, I'd get it, but if the picture with this article has you bothered I think it says more about you than them.Oh it's "a thing" alright.
And it is stupid and ill mannered.
Some guys just can't sit with their legs a decent width apart.
I feel like this is the equivalent to telling a woman to sit "like a lady" if they aren't invading someone else's personal space, which is 100% rude and uncalled for, I don't see the problem with it.Oh it's "a thing" alright.
And it is stupid and ill mannered.
Some guys just can't sit with their legs a decent width apart.
Hey, that's OK. I think your defensive reply reveals some of you as well.When did guys in jeans suddenly need to primly cross their legs? If they were doing a full on Al Bundy and massaging themselves, I'd get it, but if the picture with this article has you bothered I think it says more about you than them.
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The only thing I don't like about this interview is that Apple Music needs to prove itself to me. I'm a subscriber and it's a good service but they've made too many mistakes for me to blindly trust that the future of Apple Music is going to be amazing. I normally buy Apple hardware and some services without question but not Apple Music. They still have their work cut out for them.
Apple Music executives Larry Jackson, Bozoma Saint John, and Zane Lowe sat down for an interview with Complex, where they discussed Apple Music's performance over the last eighteen months and where the streaming service is going to go in the future.
According to the trio, Apple Music has evolved and is continuing to evolve, with Apple now focusing heavily on pop culture and expanding beyond music into TV and movies.
"Every day something is changing or moving or evolving for people who love music and entertainment," said Lowe. "We're all still working it out, and even when you don't have the answer, it's still a privilege to be in the conversation." Saint John, meanwhile, described Apple Music as a "living, breathing brand."![]()
Image via Complex
When discussing the topic of the music industry, Saint John went on to share what she hopes Apple Music will look like five or 10 years in the future. According to Saint John, Apple is "developing something very special."As we've learned over the last few months, Apple is making a serious push into original television programming to better compete with other music services like Spotify and Pandora. Apple is already working on two Apple Music-related shows, a documentary called "Vital Signs" starring Dr. Dre and a reality television show based on the "Carpool Karaoke" spot made famous by "Late Late Show" host James Corden.
More original, scripted television shows, even those unrelated to the music industry, will follow, and movies could be on the horizon as well.
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For more details on Apple Music, make sure to check out the full interview over at Complex.
Article Link: Apple's Bozoma Saint John on Apple Music: 'We're Developing Something Very Special'
They've made it so much more of a PITA to listen to my own music that I hope they're doing something great. I had to buy a third-party app (Cesium) just to bring my music out of the "Library" ghetto; the rest of the nav tabs in the Music app are useless to me.
what about the 20 million plus subscribers...??As a stock holder I want Apple Music to work and be profitable. But for the life of me I cant see someone paying their subscription fees when I can hear free music semi tailored to my tastes on services like Pandora.
I guess I hope their big changes are successful......
How is that supposed to happen with a service that's only available with a monthly subscription? They wouldn't manage it even if it was totally free.My five-year vision is that I want every single person on the planet to be engaged on Apple Music.
I think you're having trouble with your psychobabble. I'm neither defensive, nor projecting. You're probably looking for words like "derision" or "cynical amusement". I think the idea of "manspreading" in jeans is absurd and find the fact that someone bothered to give it a name hysterical.Hey, that's OK. I think your defensive reply reveals some of you as well.
Edit: And nowhere did I say cross their legs. That is you projecting.
Don't be so critical. She is just following the new Apple code of conduct.Not much difference that Cook saying "We've got great products in a pipeline"... but they never arrive....
I think it would be special and excellent if they stop messing around with iTunes. And give us back some of the pro-level features some of us used often, like multiple windows. And colored icons.
Beats 1 is live internet radio that sucks, just like Ping and Connect.I think you're confusing Connect with Beats 1. Beats 1 is live internet radio. Connect was just like Ping but Apple got rid of it as you requested. Anything else?
I remember those three sent me over a copy of their original sentiments, which were something like, "We've made something truly terrible. We hope to lose our current users until nobody is subscribed to Apple Music anymore." I told them that might actually be off-putting and that companies tend to just be blindly optimistic. I'm glad they took my advice.
Can't help but feel betrayed by them Photoshopping me out of the picture…
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They all look like they are six foot taller than you. Anyways, that's rude they didn't include you in the photo. You have every right to be upset.