Everything You Need To Know About iPhone

If you own a HomePod and don’t have an Apple Music family account, your music listening experience is going to get a bit more restrictive. Apple is no longer allowing HomePod owners to stream different tracks on their HomePod and on their iPhone simultaneously. If you are playing music on your iPhone or iPad and start playing music on your HomePod, Apple Music will stop streaming music to your iPhone and vice versa. The same behavior is also going present if you are playing music from Apple Music on your iPhone and try to listen to stream songs from Apple Music via iTunes on your Mac. Its a seemingly small change but one that is definitely going to trouble a lot of users. Essentially, Apple is now only allowing one stream at a time from a regular Apple Music subscription. As per Apple customer support, it should not have been possible in the very first place for users to play music simultaneously from Apple Music on their iPhone and HomePod. It was possible so far due to a bug whi...

Apple today announced that it will start selling te HomePod in China and Hong Kong from January 18 for 2,799 yuan and $HK2,799 respectively. It will be available in white and space gray colours. Apple had previously confirmed that it would be launching the HomePod in Mainland China and Hong Kong . The Siri-powered smart speaker is known more for its excellent audio quality which can rival far more expensive Hi-Fi speakers. “HomePod is the perfect wireless speaker for music lovers. It delivers an unmatched music listening experience with high-fidelity sound wherever it is placed and creates a new way to discover and interact with music using Siri,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “We’re excited to bring HomePod to our customers in mainland China and Hong Kong markets. We can’t wait for them to experience how great it sounds in their home, we think they are going to love it.” With AirPlay 2 support, iPhone and iPad users will be able to stream ...