Apple's March 2023 in review - Classical music, ChatGPT, and a yellow iPhone
Even as Apple released Apple Music Classical and a very yellow iPhone 14 in March 2023, it was looking to the future in India, while placating China.
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William Gallagher
Apple Music Classical lands on Android before iPadOS and Mac
Apple Music subscribers who also own Android hardware can now download Apple Music Classical to their non-iOS smartphones, oddly before iPad and Mac get their own versions.
Malcolm Owen
Apple Music Guides: how to use them to find concerts, shows, and more
Recent updates to Apple's various OS versions include some cool music-oriented features in both Maps and Apple Music, but they are strangely hard to find. Here's how to use them to find concerts, set lists, and venues to see your favorite artists.
Charles Martin
Pepsi giving out free Apple Music subscriptions in new ad blitz
Pepsi is ready to press play on summer, and it's bringing Apple Music along for the ride.
Evan Selleck
Apple Music rolls out new concert discovery features with Apple Maps integration
A new concert discovery feature gives Apple users new ways to find live music venues and explore concert set lists with Apple Music and Apple Maps integration.
Amber Neely
Why Tesla can get by without CarPlay but other car makers can't
General Motors plans to ditch CarPlay and do its own new infotainment, but if the company thinks it can do what Tesla does, it's wildly mistaken.
Tyler Hayes
Apple has updated Shazam to add integration with Apple Music Classical
Apple has updated its music recognition app Shazam to support Apple Music Classical for subscribers to enjoy classical music.
Andrew Orr
Apple Music Live's new season kicks off with Ed Sheeran
The new season of Apple Music Live, a live performance series featuring music stars, is almost here, and it will kick off with Ed Sheeran.
Music changed forever with Apple's iTunes Music Store 20 years ago
On April 28, 2003, Steve Jobs announced the iTunes Music Store with 200,000 songs and a few exclusives that not only changed the record industry then, it paved the way to today's streaming.
Wesley Hilliard
