It's coming to iOS 9, so it's up to you on what's most important. Music is similar to Beats. And when you do subscribe, you'll get 90 days.Anything cool enough to make me want to downgrade from iOS 9 beta 2?
Yes, iOS 8.4 has a jailbreak!Anything cool enough to make me want to downgrade from iOS 9 beta 2?
Try the free three-month trial, then…Although I would probably like the streaming service, I can't see paying $14.99 per month while having to switch to Family Sharing. My Wife and I have shared an iTunes ID for over a year and it works great. Maybe later sometime. But I'm good with free Spotify. I don't like Beats 1 radio. It's mostly hip hop and pop. I'll pass. TuneIn Radio Pro suites my needs better. The iTunes radio stations seem a bit messy. It took a while to figure some of it out. I lost several stations I had. And there's no replacement for one in particular. When iOS 8 began, several stations vanished. I found 2 online and added them back. It didn't work this time. But there's enough music there. Southern Rock is a narrow genre. Creating a station doesn't work well. You end up with a station that plays your genre, but every 3rd song is of the artist the station was created from. If there's a better way, I don't see it. I'm glad many users will enjoy Apple Music.
No need to wait that long. I just updated my Mac to OS X 10.10.4, and iTunes 12.2, which includes the matching icon.I wonder if OS X El Capitan will change its iTunes icon to match the new iOS Music app icon:
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I don't think you can. I don't really have a problem with it since everything is so readily available. I've explored Apple Music for only a few minutes and actually find it kinda nice. I don't know if I'd want to pay $9.99/month for it, though.I have a quick question about the new Music app on iOS 8.4. Ars Technica's article "A quick tour of iOS 8.4’s new Music app and the Apple Music setup process," quite disappointingly, failed to address the question I have.
To quote Ars Teechnica's article, "You can minimize the Now Playing window to a persistent strip that hangs out as you tap around the rest of the Music app." That's nice. It's quite persistent, indeed.
How do I get rid of it once I'm done with it? I've tried swiping left, right, down, and up. Up is the only swipe that has any effect… it "maximizes" that strip back to a full-size window. Tapping on the "…" on the extreme right of that strip reveals several options, none of which removes the strip.
Here's a screenshot to help ensure my question is clear:
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May I ask you what app you used to show the example on the pic? Thank you.I have a quick question about the new Music app on iOS 8.4. Ars Technica's article "A quick tour of iOS 8.4’s new Music app and the Apple Music setup process," quite disappointingly, failed to address the question I have.
To quote Ars Teechnica's article, "You can minimize the Now Playing window to a persistent strip that hangs out as you tap around the rest of the Music app." That's nice. It's quite persistent, indeed.
How do I get rid of it once I'm done with it? I've tried swiping left, right, down, and up. Up is the only swipe that has any effect… it "maximizes" that strip back to a full-size window. Tapping on the "…" on the extreme right of that strip reveals several options, none of which removes the strip.
Here's a screenshot to help ensure my question is clear:
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It's a screenshot of the stock Music app.May I ask you what app you used to show the example on the pic? Thank you.
Yes, annotations/markups, that is what I was talking about. I already downloaded and tried out. Thank you so much, I always wonder how people did that : ) I really appreciate it, thank you, I am so exited!!!It's a screenshot of the stock Music app.
As far as the annotations/markups, I used an app called Skitch for those. Tremendously useful.
Skitch on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/skitch-snap.-mark-up.-send./id490505997?mt=8
Skitch on OS X: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/skitch-snap.-mark-up.-share./id425955336?mt=12
With a free Evernote account, you can keep your creations synced between your iOS and your OS X apps.