The Apple Music app is one of the biggest music streaming platforms on the market, and if you use it, here are five things you may not realize it can do.
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5 Things You Didn't Realize The Apple Music App Could Do
While Apple Music isn't the most used streaming service for music, it has come a long way since the days of iTunes, which only had a fraction of the features. For some users, it's enough to simply listen to music and nothing else. Others want more from their music apps. Well, just as there are things users didn't realize their iPhone Calendar app can do, Apple Music holds a few secrets of its own. There are some features you won't know about unless you do some digging.
You likely know the answer already if you follow the news. For everyone else, here's how Spotify and Apple Music's quality breaks down.
Apple Music on iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 for iPhones and iPads now features crossfade, which allows for a more seamless listening experience.
Provided that you own Bluetooth headphones or speakers and an Apple Watch Series 3 or newer, you should be able to use Spotify with or without your iPhone.
With more podcasts adopting the video format, it makes sense that Spotify has more videos. That said, it may not be worth it for those on limited data plans.
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