Amazon Fire TV Picks Up Support For Apple Music

by admin

Mar 14, 2019

Consumer Electronics

Apple Music has gradually been making its way to more platforms. Amazon’s Echo speakers picked up support for the music streaming service in December last year, allowing users to stream music from the service on-demand. It’s now possible for Amazon Fire TV users to do the same.

Starting today, Apple Music subscribers in the United States can play their music on the big screen through an Amazon Fire TV streaming box and stick. The company says that it will be possible for Echo and Fire TV device owners in the United Kingdom to do the same in the next few weeks.

It’s possible for Fire TV Cube owners to use Apple Music with their multi-room music setups as well. There’s no shortage of music streaming options for Fire TV owners. There’s Amazon Music, obviously, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and others. Nevertheless, this is a nice addition for Fire TV owners, who have already been able to stream music from Apple Music on an Echo device.

Users who have already linked their Apple Music account to Alexa don’t need to do anything else in order to start streaming music on a Fire TV device. It should work on its own and they will be able to stream music via Apple Music on their device right away.

Amazon Fire TV Picks Up Support For Apple Music , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

Googler Emma Haruka Breaks Pi Calculation World Record

Mar 15, 2019

Consumer Electronics

Google’s Emma Haruka Iwao and her team have broken the Guinness World Record for calculating the most accurate value of pi. Little surprise that this accomplishment was announced on Pi Day. The team harnessed the power of cloud computing to successfully run calculations for 31,415,926,535,897 digits of pi. Iwao works as a cloud developer advocate...

Previous

$380K ‘Flying Motorcycle’ Uses Five Modified Jet Engines

Mar 15, 2019

Consumer Electronics

California-based Jetpack Aviation has started taking orders for a $380,000 “flying motorcycle” that seems to have just come off the Star Wars set. This isn’t a fictional product, though, as JetPack Aviation is now taking orders for the “Speeder.” It uses five modified jet engines to hit speeds of at least 150 miles per hour....

Next

Further reading

Sony Xperia 1 U.S. Release Confirmed For July 12th

May 16, 2019

Consumer Electronics

Sony unveiled its new flagship smartphone the Xperia 1 earlier this year in February. It’s a bit different from the other flagships on the market as it has a super tall 21:9 aspect ratio 4K HDR OLED display. The company today confirmed when this device will be coming to the United States. You will be […]

Read More

Instagram Adds Stories To The Explore Section

May 16, 2019

Consumer Electronics

Instagram’s Explore section is great for discovering new content on the network outside of the accounts that you already follow. According to the company, it’s used by more than 50 percent of accounts on Instagram every month. The Facebook-owned company today announced new designs for Explore. It has also added Stories to Explore with this […]

Read More

Sprint Releases Its First 5G Devices On May 31st

May 16, 2019

Consumer Electronics

Sprint has confirmed the availability details for its first 5G devices today. They will be available from the carrier starting May 31st. Its first 5G devices include the LG V50 ThinQ 5G smartphone and the HTC 5G Hub mobile hotspot. Both devices will initially be available to customers only in the first few markets where […]

Read More