Spotify still dominant music streaming service in the US
According to the latest numbers, Apple Music remains comfortable in second place in the music streaming wars, but Amazon Music is rising up the charts.
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Pandora
Evan Selleck
Scott Forstall told Pandora to jailbreak early iPhones to get a head start on development
Ahead of the official App Store SDK, Scott Forstall told Pandora to use jailbroken iPhones to develop their music app.
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William Gallagher
How to change your default music player on iPhone and iPad to Spotify
Here's how to change your default music player on iPhone and iPad to Spotify, Pandora, and others in iOS 14.5.
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Andrew O'Hara
New HomePod mini will allow users to control Pandora with Siri
Music lovers will soon be able to use Siri to control Pandora on the new HomePod mini, enabling them to play their favorite podcasts and music with voice commands.
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Amber Neely
How to listen to Sirius XM free on your Mac or iPhone
SiriusXM is offering free access to its premium streaming service until May 15, giving users the ability to tune in to over 300 channels conveniently from their Mac or iPhone. Here's how to take advantage of the offer.
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New Pandora app lets you stream music to Apple Watch & AirPods without iPhone
Pandora now allows listeners to stream music and podcasts on their Apple Watch — without needing an iPhone.
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Streaming holdout Tool coming to Apple Music, others on Aug. 2
Progressive metal band Tool has announced that the band's discography will appear on Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, and other streaming services starting Friday, Aug. 2.
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Roger Fingas
Streaming services like Apple Music fueling rise of indies, industry groups say
Even if their artists have to work hard just to make a living, independent record labels are doing better in 2019 thanks to streaming services like Apple Music, Spotify, and Pandora, which are encouraging people to try music beyond mainstream tastes, reports say.
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Apple facing class action lawsuit over alleged iTunes & Apple Music data sale
Residents of Rhode Island and Michigan lead the suit, which maintains that Apple profits unjustly by releasing what users play in iTunes and on Apple Music to other companies, and also allowing third-party app developers direct access to what tracks are in users' iTunes library.
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Mikey Campbell
Stephen Silver
Malcolm Owen
