I am able to stream using this app. Any idea how to download songs for offline listening? Sure would help while I'm running.
Force press on a playlist and the download menu pops up.
I am able to stream using this app. Any idea how to download songs for offline listening? Sure would help while I'm running.
Traffic is traffic. Carriers have zero reason to care which device data is going too.
Not sure - the image at the top of the story shows Discover Weekly and Release Radar, so possibly not personally curated playlists just yet.
[doublepost=1542128625][/doublepost]V 8.4.79 just appeared for me on Updates. “Includes first version of Apple Watch app.”
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Somewhat agree, but also disagree.Needs cellular and offline mode to be worth anything.
I need Spotify to come out with a non-Google Alexa alternativeNow, I just need Sonos to bring out an Apple Watch app.
TuneIn and Amazon Music and iHeart and etc I hope do the same very soon.
I'm using TuneIn right now. iHeart is also available.
About time!
I'd like the apps to stream through the watch. Without phone needed. That's what I mean.
Your son is correct. The equalizer that’s built in to Spotify is excellent. I’ve used Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal Hi-Fi (the expensive higher quality version)— and I like Spotify the best.
The EQ has 5 settings which keeps it both easy and useful. I have pairs of headphones that either have a little too much bass, or too much treble, and a little tweak of the EQ fixes that. (It’s not as nerdy or difficult as it may sound.)
Some of my favorite albums were also mixed a little strangely, and if I’m feeling particularly anal, I might adjust the EQ to better fit an album.
Apple Music, like many current Apple interfaces is stripped down and “minimal” to the point that it feels kind of stupid. I understand wanting to keep the UI clean and uncluttered, but Apple keeping sound modification so simple that in place of an EQ (that you could screw up! /s) you get presets like “Rock” or “Classical”— and like all EQ presents I found them worthless.
Your son is correct. The equalizer that’s built in to Spotify is excellent. I’ve used Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal Hi-Fi (the expensive higher quality version)— and I like Spotify the best.
The EQ has 5 settings which keeps it both easy and useful. I have pairs of headphones that either have a little too much bass, or too much treble, and a little tweak of the EQ fixes that. (It’s not as nerdy or difficult as it may sound.)
Some of my favorite albums were also mixed a little strangely, and if I’m feeling particularly anal, I might adjust the EQ to better fit an album.
Apple Music, like many current Apple interfaces is stripped down and “minimal” to the point that it feels kind of stupid. I understand wanting to keep the UI clean and uncluttered, but Apple keeping sound modification so simple that in place of an EQ (that you could screw up! /s) you get presets like “Rock” or “Classical”— and like all EQ presents I found them worthless.
So I was on twitter. Found out about this app. Tested, works on cellular. Have to have premium though. Fantastic!Got the update 8.4.79 on my phone that says includes the AW version but it does not show up on my watch.
Thank you! It works great.Force press on a playlist and the download menu pops up.
Your son is correct. The equalizer that’s built in to Spotify is excellent. I’ve used Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal Hi-Fi (the expensive higher quality version)— and I like Spotify the best.
The EQ has 5 settings which keeps it both easy and useful. I have pairs of headphones that either have a little too much bass, or too much treble, and a little tweak of the EQ fixes that. (It’s not as nerdy or difficult as it may sound.)
Some of my favorite albums were also mixed a little strangely, and if I’m feeling particularly anal, I might adjust the EQ to better fit an album.
Apple Music, like many current Apple interfaces is stripped down and “minimal” to the point that it feels kind of stupid. I understand wanting to keep the UI clean and uncluttered, but Apple keeping sound modification so simple that in place of an EQ (that you could screw up! /s) you get presets like “Rock” or “Classical”— and like all EQ presents I found them worthless.
You put it on the bottom complication? Migbt be green then![]()
Why on earth is the complication white? It really doesn’t blend well with the watch face. Green, which ironically is the real colour of Spotify’s logo, would’ve been so much better.
I don’t understand.
Don't know what Ring is. But if Spotify says the features are on the way, I don't see why we should take it with a grain of salt. It's not a rumor.So is Homekit support for Ring. Unless it's out, take.commments like that with a grain of salt.
It.does not have Cell & Offline support, full stop.
I hadn't even thought of that yet! Yes, that's kinda important.